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Journey to the Moon in 2024 begins in New Orleans
NASA aims to put boots on the moon in 2024 and the latest glimpse of the rocket core stage for the Artemis moon mission is being unveiled today at the NASA Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans.
Seafood industry faces another hurdle
It’s been a tough year for the Louisiana seafood industry and an algae bloom in Lake Pontchartrain is the latest hurdle for fishermen.
Edwards Hanging Out With Tigers & Saints Players During Campaign Season
A political analyst comments on Edwards doing activities w/ Drew Brees & LSU players - as well as his affiliation w/ Coach O - as he's running for re-election.
Golf cart legislation among the first six bills from 2019 session to be vetoed by Gov. Edwards
A bill that would have allowed golf carts to cross LA 35 and other state highways within the town limits of Church Point are now one of only six bills to be vetoed from the recent legislative session so far.
Governor Edwards signs legislation allowing beer and wine delivery to homes
The governor has signed into law a bill authored by Shreveport Representative Thomas Carmody allowing delivery services to bring low alcohol content beverages along with a food order to your front door.
Natchez school teacher robbed, murdered in Louisiana
Two men have been arrested for allegedly robbing and murdering a Natchez, Mississippi schoolteacher and then burying his body under garbage in an abandoned Ferriday food plant.
Millions admit to driving high on pot
A recent study by AAA indicates about 70% of drivers in America feel they are unlikely to be caught by the police while driving while under the influence of marijuana.
BOE: Personal income up 4% in Louisiana for Q1
Personal income growth was up four percent in the first quarter of the year, outpacing the national average. That's according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Reparations debate takes hold in Congress
A Congressional subcommittee tackled the question of whether or not African Americans should receive reparations for the United State’s history of slavery and racial injustice.
Cop dragged through Slidell Walmart parking lot, leads to cross state chase
An alleged Walmart thief dragged a cop through a parking lot and led Slidell Police on a high-speed chase then ended when the suspect wrecked his car in Mississippi.
5 La. nursing homes tagged for poor performance
Five Louisiana nursing homes are in hot water after a report by the Center for Medicaid and Medicare services shows poor conditions and subpar treatment of patients.
Alleged burglar steals surveillance camera, but forgets to turn it off
A Haughton man was arrested after allegedly sneaking into a neighbor’s garage and stealing a number of items, including a live streaming surveillance camera that he forgot to turn off after the theft.
Calcasieu DA seeks August 19th execution date for child rapist, murderer
Jason Manuel Reeves was convicted and sentenced to death in 2004 for the abduction of four-year-old Mary Jean Thigpen. Reeves raped and stabbed her 16 times, and slit her throat.
Drug, alcohol, and suicide deaths rising for young people
A Trust for America’s Health report shows a dramatic spike in deaths due to drug abuse and suicide over the last twenty years, particularly among young people.
DOTD moving forward with Lyft and Uber statewide framework regulation
The DOTD is in the process of establishing the rules to the issuance of permits for the statewide framework for rideshare services like Lyft and Uber.
9/11 first responder health funding clears first hurdle
The House Judiciary Committee passes legislation permanently authorizing healthcare funds for 9/11 first responders who got sick in the aftermath of the attack.
Hemp/CBD Legalization Clears Senate
The Senate passes legislation legalizing industrial hemp production and CBD oil, but the upper chamber packed it with new amendments, so the proposal heads back to the House.
AAA warns of “100 Deadliest Days” for drivers
AAA is warning drivers to be extra cautious on the roads this summer as teens off from school pack the roadways.
AAA warns of “100 Deadliest Days” for drivers
AAA is warning drivers to be extra cautious on the roads this summer as teens off from school pack the roadways.
How Will Crawfish Industry Be Affected By Opening Of Morganza Spillway?
With the opening of the Morganza Spillway on Sunday, the crawfish industry is going to be feeling the effect.