State News

Congressman Clay Higgins pushes for televised debate between Cassidy, Fleming and Letlow

Tuesday, April 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

Congressman Clay Higgins is urging the major Republican U.S. Senate candidates to hold a statewide televised debate. Higgins is calling for a one-hour debate with solid questions posed by a moderator. ULM Political Science Professor Pearson Cross says Higgins wants voters to hear from... Read More.

New Gallup poll indicates an increase of religious importance in U.S. men between the ages of 18 and 29

Tuesday, April 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

A new poll finds that the number of young men in the U.S. who say religion is a very important component of their lives is increasing. Gallup says its survey shows 42% of men between the ages of 18 and 29 say religion is... Read More.

Pineville-based Cleco Power to be acquired by Stonepeak Energy and Bernhard Capital Partners

Tuesday, April 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

For two years, the Canadian-based owners of Cleco Power have been trying to sell the utility. Now, it has a deal in place to do just that. Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets has reached a deal to sell the company to Stonepeak Energy and... Read More.

Former LSU, current Southern University running back Trey Holly pleads no contest to gun charges, avoids jail time

Monday, April 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

Former Louisiana high school football star Trey Holly has avoided jail time by entering a no contest plea. Holly was accused of illegal use of a weapon and aggravated criminal damage to property for a 2024 shooting that took place in his hometown of... Read More.

Governor Jeff Landry lashes out at Louisiana judges, parents of violent juveniles, in wake of Mall of Louisiana mass shooting

Monday, April 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

Governor Jeff Landry calls last week's fatal mass shooting at the Mall of Louisiana unacceptable and is pointing the finger at parents and the judicial system for the violence that continues to take place involving young people. Landry says the failure of this situation... Read More.

Podcast leads to 4 arrests in 1982 unsolved murder of 16-year-old Roxanne Sharp in Covington

Monday, April 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

44 years after 16-year-old Roxanne Sharp was raped and murdered in Covington, State Police have arrested four men in connection with that murder. Trooper Marc Gremillion says the February 1982 murder remained unsolved for decades, until Charles Dowdy's podcast "Who Killed Roxanne" spurred interest... Read More.

U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson recounts events surrounding attack at White House Correspondents Association Dinner

Monday, April 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

House Speaker Mike Johnson was on KEEL Radio in Shreveport this morning recounting his experience on Saturday night when he was rushed away when an armed man tried to gain access to the ballroom where they were holding the White House Correspondents Association dinner.... Read More.

Lafayette police diffuse tense situation after Festival International, arrest 19-year-old Jai’Quan Pierre on multiple charges

Monday, April 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

Quick thinking by Lafayette Police after Festival International had wrapped up Saturday night may have prevented a much more serious situation. Lafayette Police Sergeant Robin Green says a large crowd had gathered after the music had wrapped up, and an argument broke out between... Read More.

Proposed bill would increase salary of Louisiana governor and other statewide elected officials

Monday, April 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

A bill heading to the House floor seeks to give the governor and statewide elected officials a significant pay raise. Harahan Representative John Illg is proposing that the governor's salary be 35% of the average base pay for Louisiana's university system presidents, and for... Read More.

Rinse and repeat: LSU loses in familiar fashion as the Tigers are swept again

Sunday, April 26 by Louisiana Radio Network

For the third straight game, LSU took a 3-0 lead in the 1st inning, and a weary bullpen could not hold to two separate three-run leads, and LSU lost to Mississippi State on Sunday, 13-8, as the Bulldogs completed the sweep. Wheels fell off in... Read More.

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Congressman Clay Higgins pushes for televised debate between Cassidy, Fleming and Letlow

New Gallup poll indicates an increase of religious importance in U.S. men between the ages of 18 and 29

Pineville-based Cleco Power to be acquired by Stonepeak Energy and Bernhard Capital Partners

Former LSU, current Southern University running back Trey Holly pleads no contest to gun charges, avoids jail time

Governor Jeff Landry lashes out at Louisiana judges, parents of violent juveniles, in wake of Mall of Louisiana mass shooting

Podcast leads to 4 arrests in 1982 unsolved murder of 16-year-old Roxanne Sharp in Covington

U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson recounts events surrounding attack at White House Correspondents Association Dinner

Lafayette police diffuse tense situation after Festival International, arrest 19-year-old Jai’Quan Pierre on multiple charges

Proposed bill would increase salary of Louisiana governor and other statewide elected officials

Rinse and repeat: LSU loses in familiar fashion as the Tigers are swept again

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