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Love The Boot Week, Louisiana’s largest litter removal and beautification effort, brings awareness to state’s litter problem

Tuesday, April 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

This week is Love The Boot Week. It actually got underway Saturday and runs through this Sunday. This is the fifth year for the initiative; Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser says four years ago, he got the legislature to move Keep Louisiana Beautiful under his... Read More.

Details emerge in tragic mass shooting of eight children by their father in Shreveport

Monday, April 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

We're getting updated information on yesterday's tragedy in Shreveport, in which eight children were shot dead in the country's worst mass murder in more than two years. Shreveport Police Chief Wayne Smith told a news conference late this morning that the two women who... Read More.

Governor Jeff Landry calls out Bill Cassidy and John Fleming on attack ads against Julia Letlow

Monday, April 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

Governor Jeff Landry accuses the two male Republican candidates in the U.S. Senate race as not being "southerly." Landry, who is supporting Julia Letlow in the U.S. Senate Republican primary, says the attack ads against the Congresswoman from Incumbent Billy Cassidy and State... Read More.

LSU gymnastics finishes season as national runner-up after narrow loss to Oklahoma

Monday, April 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

The LSU gymnastics team nearly won its second national championship in three years on Saturday, but Oklahoma performed extremely well on the floor to edge the Tigers by percentage points on Saturday in Fort Worth, Texas. Coach Jay Clark says it was a heck... Read More.

Louisiana House of Representatives approves budget plan to double funding of LA GATOR scholarship program

Monday, April 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana House has approved a budget proposal that doubles the funding of the LA GATOR scholarship program. It is the state's voucher program that mainly serves low-income families, providing state tax dollars for children to attend a private school. Senate President Cameron Henry... Read More.

Louisiana Senate advances bill allowing opioid settlement dollars to be utilized for psychedelic-assisted therapies

Monday, April 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Senate has approved legislation that could allow veterans and others suffering from PTSD and chronic depression to have access to psychedelic-assisted therapy. Mandeville Senator Patrick McMath's legislation would provide opioid settlement dollars to academic health centers to conduct clinical studies to determine... Read More.

Shooter, victims in Shreveport mass shooting identified

Monday, April 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

It's the worst mass murder in the U.S. in more than two years. Eight children were shot to death in Shreveport early Sunday morning. Seven were siblings, and an eighth was a cousin. "Seven of those eight kids, we have determined, were killed by their father," says... Read More.

LSU is swept again! First time the Tigers are swept in back-to-back series since 2021

Sunday, April 19 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU was outscored 22-8 in their three-game series against Texas A&M, and it felt like the games were more lopsided than that. The Aggies were in complete control this past weekend in Baton Rouge, and LSU is now in deep trouble when it comes... Read More.

Eight children shot to death in Shreveport in country’s worst mass murder in more than two years

Sunday, April 19 by Louisiana Radio Network

Eight children were shot to death in Shreveport early Sunday morning in the biggest mass murder in the U.S. in more than two years. Shreveport Police spokesman Christopher Bordelon told a news briefing Sunday morning that at around 6:00 a.m., officers responded to a crime... Read More.

Texas A&M tees off on William Schmidt as Aggies clinch the series

Saturday, April 18 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU needed a good outing from sophomore right-hander William Schmidt, but one of the best offensive teams in college baseball jumped on his fastball in a 7-2 win over the Tigers. LSU's offense could not keep up as the Tigers were held to five hits... Read More.

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Love The Boot Week, Louisiana’s largest litter removal and beautification effort, brings awareness to state’s litter problem

Details emerge in tragic mass shooting of eight children by their father in Shreveport

Governor Jeff Landry calls out Bill Cassidy and John Fleming on attack ads against Julia Letlow

LSU gymnastics finishes season as national runner-up after narrow loss to Oklahoma

Louisiana House of Representatives approves budget plan to double funding of LA GATOR scholarship program

Louisiana Senate advances bill allowing opioid settlement dollars to be utilized for psychedelic-assisted therapies

Shooter, victims in Shreveport mass shooting identified

LSU is swept again! First time the Tigers are swept in back-to-back series since 2021

Eight children shot to death in Shreveport in country’s worst mass murder in more than two years

Texas A&M tees off on William Schmidt as Aggies clinch the series

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