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Louisiana Supreme Court selects District Attorney Collin Sims to examine dismissed indictment against Attorney General Liz Murrill

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Supreme Court has appointed St. Tammany and Washington Parish District Attorney Collin Sims to examine the decision to seek an indictment against Attorney General Liz Murrill. An Orleans Parish grand jury indicted Murrill in early July on malfeasance and public intimidation charges,... Read More.

Senator Bill Cassidy votes in favor of Protect College Sports Act, expresses concerns regarding student-athlete transfer rule

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

Like John Kennedy, Bill Cassidy was among the 77 senators who voted in favor of the Protect College Sports Act last night. One of the provisions that resonates with him the most is the one that limits student-athletes to just one transfer without having... Read More.

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy expresses concerns as Protect College Sports Act passes in U.S. Senate, 77-22

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Senate has passed the Protect College Sports Act. Among other things, it codifies an athlete's right to earn NIL money, establishes a five-year eligibility window with one transfer allowed without needing to sit out a season, requires agent registration with states and caps... Read More.

“Republicans have a problem”: Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy not optimistic that GOP will retain control after midterm elections

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

"Republicans have a problem." Those are the words of Senator Bill Cassidy now that we're inside five weeks to go before the midterm elections. Cassidy says President Trump's words of motivation for his fellow Republicans may end up backfiring. "When the president said, everyone vote... Read More.

Beginning this Saturday, Louisiana will be first state to institute a black-bellied whistling duck hunting season

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

This Saturday, a special Black-bellied whistling duck season begins. It will run through October 11th. Wildlife and Fisheries Assistant Secretary Tommy Tuma says Louisiana is the first state to have a black bellied whistling duck season, and it's because there is an overabundance of... Read More.

Shreveport Police arrest suspect in shooting that killed 13-year-old boy, left other children injured

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

Shreveport Police make an arrest in connection with a shooting at an apartment complex. Corporal Christopher Bordelon says following a thorough investigation, police arrested 19-year-old Javieon Abbott for shooting three children at the apartment complex's basketball court. "One of them being a 13-year-old child, Sha'michal... Read More.

Louisiana U.S. Senator John Kennedy praises Trump administration’s military action against Iran

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

Public opinion polls show that most Americans do not support the United States' military conflict against Iran. But Louisiana U.S. Senator John Kennedy says President Trump's decision to use military force against Iran will result in a much safer world. "It's not being reported by... Read More.

Louisiana joins Alabama and Arkansas in fight against outsourcing of abortion drugs by shield law states

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana, Arkansas and Alabama are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down abortion shield laws that allow providers in states where abortion is legal to prescribe and mail abortion pills to women in states where abortion is banned. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill... Read More.

Louisiana Tech sets highest undergraduate enrollment in school history

Wednesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana Tech welcomed its third straight record-breaking freshman class and set a new record for its highest undergraduate and main campus enrollment in school history. It is also its most academically prepared freshman class ever, with the number of students with an ACT score... Read More.

LSU Men’s Basketball HC Will Wade responds to criticism regarding roster-building tactics

Wednesday, September 23 by Louisiana Radio Network

Will Wade's LSU basketball roster officially lists only four players, but he says he's been practicing with a full team since Labor Day. That's because most of his players are former international pros or fifth-year seniors waiting on eligibility rulings to play this season.... Read More.

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Louisiana Supreme Court selects District Attorney Collin Sims to examine dismissed indictment against Attorney General Liz Murrill

Senator Bill Cassidy votes in favor of Protect College Sports Act, expresses concerns regarding student-athlete transfer rule

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy expresses concerns as Protect College Sports Act passes in U.S. Senate, 77-22

“Republicans have a problem”: Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy not optimistic that GOP will retain control after midterm elections

Beginning this Saturday, Louisiana will be first state to institute a black-bellied whistling duck hunting season

Shreveport Police arrest suspect in shooting that killed 13-year-old boy, left other children injured

Louisiana U.S. Senator John Kennedy praises Trump administration’s military action against Iran

Louisiana joins Alabama and Arkansas in fight against outsourcing of abortion drugs by shield law states

Louisiana Tech sets highest undergraduate enrollment in school history

LSU Men’s Basketball HC Will Wade responds to criticism regarding roster-building tactics

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