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Lafayette Police investigating multi-vehicle crash that left three people dead

Wednesday, January 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

Three people lost their lives in an early morning crash at the major intersection of E. Broussard Rd. and Johnson Street in Lafayette Tuesday, according to Lafayette Police Sgt Robin Green. "Vehicle 1, like I said, was traveling at a high rate of speed and... Read More.

New Orleans back in the running to potentially host 2031 Super Bowl

Wednesday, January 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

Now that New Orleans is back in the running to host the 2031 Super Bowl, what are the city's chances of landing the big game for that year? NOLA.com columnist Jeff Duncan says like all other candidates, the city will have to make a... Read More.

LSU School of Veterinary Medicine provides treatment to Astra, a military working dog suffering from Addison’s Disease

Wednesday, January 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

Thanks to LSU's School of Veterinary Medicine, a military working dog suffering from Addison's Disease got the life-saving treatment she needed. Astra, an eight-year-old Belgian Malinois, had an elevated heart rate, was lethargic, and was vomiting. The U.S. Army decided to med-evac her to... Read More.

Senator Bill Cassidy opposes reduction of childhood immunization schedule recommended by CDC

Wednesday, January 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

This week, the CDC announced a revised vaccine schedule for children, recommending fewer vaccines. Vaccines for hepatitis A and B, flu, COVID, among others, have been moved to shared decision-making between parents and doctors. Senator Bill Cassidy says the CDC's decision is a bad... Read More.

Louisiana wins Business Facilities magazine’s “Platinum Deal of the Year” for second consecutive year

Tuesday, January 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

For the second year in a row, a major economic development project in Louisiana has been recognized by Business Facilities as the Platinum Deal of the Year. Governor Jeff Landry says Business Facilities has recognized the Hyundai Steel mill in Ascension Parish as the... Read More.

Louisiana Congressmen Bill Cassidy, Troy Carter have differing views on Nicolas Maduro capture

Tuesday, January 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

Reaction to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by U.S. troops is, predictably, split down party lines. Republicans like Senator Bill Cassidy are hailing the operation. "I join President Trump in congratulating our armed services, who was able to extract the illegitimate head of... Read More.

New 2026 Louisiana reform bills aim to lower auto insurance costs

Tuesday, January 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

A package of auto insurance reform bills went into effect on January 1st. Can they reduce auto insurance premiums? Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of Louisiana CEO Ben Albright says the modified comparative fault law should help to reduce excessive claims cost. Albright says... Read More.

New Louisiana law implemented January 1st stipulates that only contractors with a residential construction or roofing license can legally perform roofing work

Monday, January 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

If you need a new roof, a new law went into effect on January 1st that you should know about. Executive Director of the State Licensing Board for Contractors, Brad Hassert, says only contractors with a residential construction or roofing license can legally perform... Read More.

Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry heading to New York City to pursue 2031 Super Bowl as well as future NBA All-Star Games

Monday, January 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson and Governor Landry are in New York to try to lure two major events to New Orleans - the 2031 Super Bowl and a future NBA All-Star Game. NOLA.com columnist Jeff Duncan says if New Orleans fails to... Read More.

According to U.S. Mint Director Paul Hollis of Mandeville, pennies are no longer minted, but will remain in circulation for the foreseeable future

Monday, January 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

The federal government minted its last penny about two months ago, but it will be decades before the penny becomes a rare coin. Newly confirmed U.S. Mint Director Paul Hollis from Mandeville says enough pennies have been minted to stack them to the moon... Read More.

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Lafayette Police investigating multi-vehicle crash that left three people dead

New Orleans back in the running to potentially host 2031 Super Bowl

LSU School of Veterinary Medicine provides treatment to Astra, a military working dog suffering from Addison’s Disease

Senator Bill Cassidy opposes reduction of childhood immunization schedule recommended by CDC

Louisiana wins Business Facilities magazine’s “Platinum Deal of the Year” for second consecutive year

Louisiana Congressmen Bill Cassidy, Troy Carter have differing views on Nicolas Maduro capture

New 2026 Louisiana reform bills aim to lower auto insurance costs

New Louisiana law implemented January 1st stipulates that only contractors with a residential construction or roofing license can legally perform roofing work

Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry heading to New York City to pursue 2031 Super Bowl as well as future NBA All-Star Games

According to U.S. Mint Director Paul Hollis of Mandeville, pennies are no longer minted, but will remain in circulation for the foreseeable future

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