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Louisiana to showcase a “Gulf to Gumbo” float in Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day

Saturday, August 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

For the fifth year in a row, Louisiana will showcase itself in the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California, New Year’s Day. This year’s theme is “The Magic in Teamwork,” and Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser says the state’s float, “Gulf to Gumbo,” highlights... Read More.

Northwestern State Demons defeat Alcorn State 20-10 to end 20-game losing streak

Friday, August 29 by Louisiana Radio Network

For the first time in 1,022 days, the Northwestern State football team is in the win column! In front of their win-starved fans at Turpin Stadium, the Demons beat Alcorn State, 20-10, to snap a 20-game losing streak. After the game, a very relieved... Read More.

Football: Grambling set to face Langston University Saturday night at Independence Stadium in Shreveport Kickoff Classic

Friday, August 29 by Louisiana Radio Network

It’s happening in a different time of the year; but after a nine-year hiatus, Independence Stadium will once again play host to a marquee matchup as Grambling takes on Langston in the Shreveport Kickoff Classic. Grambling Athletic Director Trayvean Scott says Langston University, which... Read More.

Katrina at 20: Lieutenant General Russel Honoré brought in to establish order in the midst of hurricane rescue efforts

Friday, August 29 by Louisiana Radio Network

If you could sum up the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in one word, “chaos” would be quite appropriate. With most of New Orleans underwater, people were left stranded for days, with no indication of when help would arrive. Needing a strong federal response,... Read More.

Katrina at 20: State and federal authorities criticized for handling of hurricane evacuation efforts

Friday, August 29 by Louisiana Radio Network

Today is the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, one of the darkest days in Louisiana history. Bob Mann was the communications director for Governor Kathleen Blanco; and at first, they thought Katrina only produced wind damage. But then, reports came in of rising water. “Mid-morning to... Read More.

Louisiana Department of Education to invest $5 million into Steve Carter Tutoring program for students with deficiencies in literacy, math

Thursday, August 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Department of Education is investing $5 million into the Steve Carter Tutoring program, which will result in more students receiving high-dosage tutoring. Deputy Superintendent of Teaching and Learning, Dr. Jenna Chiasson, says the $5 million from the department of education is on... Read More.

Two men arrested in Lafayette shooting that injured a 6-year-old girl

Thursday, August 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

A six-year-old girl is recovering after being shot in Lafayette over the weekend. Lafayette Police Detective Ken Handy says fortunately, the girl will survive. “The victim was reported in critical condition. Since then, the victim’s condition has stabilized,” Handy said. Detective Handy says one suspect was... Read More.

Katrina at 20: The Superdome, battered and beaten, now stands as a testament to New Orleans’ recovery

Thursday, August 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

Twenty years ago today, thousands of people entered the Superdome to take shelter from Hurricane Katrina, before it destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and took numerous lives. The next morning on August 29th, Katrina’s fierce winds peeled off sections of the Superdome roof.... Read More.

Bryan Vasquez cause of death linked to blunt force trauma caused by an alligator, according to Orleans Parish coroner

Thursday, August 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

We now know how 12-year-old Bryan Vasquez died. New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick made the announcement during a brief news conference yesterday afternoon. “The coroner has determined that 12-year-old Brian Vasquez died from blunt force, due to an alligator, and then subsequently drowned,” Kirkpatrick... Read More.

New Orleans to host LIV Golf tournament in June of 2026

Wednesday, August 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

LIV Golf is coming to New Orleans. Governor Landry was on hand to announce that the South Course at New Orleans’ City Park will host a LIV Golf tournament June 26th through the 28th of next year. During the announcement, Landry said New Orleans... Read More.

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Louisiana to showcase a “Gulf to Gumbo” float in Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day

Northwestern State Demons defeat Alcorn State 20-10 to end 20-game losing streak

Football: Grambling set to face Langston University Saturday night at Independence Stadium in Shreveport Kickoff Classic

Katrina at 20: Lieutenant General Russel Honoré brought in to establish order in the midst of hurricane rescue efforts

Katrina at 20: State and federal authorities criticized for handling of hurricane evacuation efforts

Louisiana Department of Education to invest $5 million into Steve Carter Tutoring program for students with deficiencies in literacy, math

Two men arrested in Lafayette shooting that injured a 6-year-old girl

Katrina at 20: The Superdome, battered and beaten, now stands as a testament to New Orleans’ recovery

Bryan Vasquez cause of death linked to blunt force trauma caused by an alligator, according to Orleans Parish coroner

New Orleans to host LIV Golf tournament in June of 2026

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