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Tulane University study warns that New Orleans will eventually be consumed by rising sea levels

Thursday, May 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

Researchers at Tulane University say it's only a matter of time before New Orleans gets swallowed up by gulf waters. Lead researcher Dr. Törbjorg Törnqvist, a professor of earth and environmental sciences at Tulane, says due to climate change, sea level is gradually rising,... Read More.

Cleco Power begins five-year grid resiliency project to reinforce infrastructure in Louisiana

Wednesday, May 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

Cleco says work is underway on the largest grid resiliency investment in the power company's history. Cleco spokesperson Brooke Buford says this is a five-year plan that includes over 550 projects. "We're replacing electric equipment, we're undergrounding certain segments of the system, we're reinforcing, or... Read More.

Third time’s the charm: Proposed legislation to establish Louisiana gubernatorial term limits receives House approval

Wednesday, May 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

A proposal to limit the number of total terms a governor can serve to two finally receives House approval. Chalmette Representative Michael Bayham's proposed constitutional amendment failed to secure the necessary 70 votes on the first two tries. On Tuesday it got 73 votes... Read More.

Louisiana legislation advances that would increase salaries of governor, statewide elected officials

Wednesday, May 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

A bill that would significantly increase the salaries of the governor and other statewide elected officials received pushback, but the House Appropriations Committee approved the proposal. The measure would increase the governor's salary from $130,000 to $182,000 starting in 2028. Bruce Reilly, the deputy... Read More.

Louisiana tourism generated nearly $2 billion in tax revenue during 2025, according to Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser

Wednesday, May 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

2025 was another big year for tourism in Louisiana, with 45 million people visiting the state. Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser says those visitors spent big while in the state, generating very valuable tax revenue. "They spent $18.8 billion, and they generated $1.9 billion in taxes.... Read More.

Two Baton Rouge residents launch recall campaign against Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry

Tuesday, May 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

After Governor Landry suspended the U.S. House primary elections following last Wednesday's Supreme Court ruling, two Baton Rouge residents have launched a recall campaign against him. LSU political science professor Robert Hogan says Louisiana is one of 19 states which permit the recall of... Read More.

U.S. Senate Republican candidates Julia Letlow and John Fleming conduct radio debate on the Moon Griffon Show

Tuesday, May 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

Two of the main candidates in the U.S. Senate Republican primary faced off in a 90-minute debate during the Moon Griffon Show. Congresswoman Julia Letlow immediately went after Senator Bill Cassidy, who was not at the debate. She says it was a horrible decision... Read More.

Louisiana Tech set to resume in-state rivalries as it joins Sun Belt Conference beginning July 1st

Tuesday, May 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana Tech's 13-year relationship with Conference USA is winding down, as the Bulldogs are gearing up to join the Sun Belt on July 1st. Athletic Director Ryan Ivey says returning to having in-state rivals and other conference foes nearby is a big deal for... Read More.

Congressman Cleo Fields speaks out in support of lawsuit seeking to reinstate Louisiana U.S. House primary elections

Tuesday, May 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

A hearing is scheduled for May 14th in a Democratic lawsuit seeking to reinstate the U.S. House primary elections. Last week, Governor Landry suspended the election after the Supreme Court ruled the state's map an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. Despite the suspension, the U.S. House... Read More.

Public forum to be held this Friday regarding the creation of a new Louisiana Congressional district map

Monday, May 4 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee will begin public discussion on a new Congressional district map on Friday. Chairman Caleb Kleinpeter says several proposals were previously filed in case the Supreme Court ruled during the legislative session that the current Congressional map is unconstitutional. Kleinpeter... Read More.

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Tulane University study warns that New Orleans will eventually be consumed by rising sea levels

Cleco Power begins five-year grid resiliency project to reinforce infrastructure in Louisiana

Third time’s the charm: Proposed legislation to establish Louisiana gubernatorial term limits receives House approval

Louisiana legislation advances that would increase salaries of governor, statewide elected officials

Louisiana tourism generated nearly $2 billion in tax revenue during 2025, according to Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser

Two Baton Rouge residents launch recall campaign against Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry

U.S. Senate Republican candidates Julia Letlow and John Fleming conduct radio debate on the Moon Griffon Show

Louisiana Tech set to resume in-state rivalries as it joins Sun Belt Conference beginning July 1st

Congressman Cleo Fields speaks out in support of lawsuit seeking to reinstate Louisiana U.S. House primary elections

Public forum to be held this Friday regarding the creation of a new Louisiana Congressional district map

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