07:30 Newscast, December 6th, 2017

It finally feels like winter in Louisiana as a cold front has crossed the Bayou State. Emelie Gunn has more…
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Secretary of State Tom Schedler says he is seeking to replace voting machines, and maybe the way we vote. He says a touch screen system that would produce a paper ballot showing you how you voted is one proposal…:
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The bidding process is pending approval from the Division of Administration.

The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office says a pedestrian was killed by a train Tuesday in Hammond. The identity of the victim has not yet been released.

Two Slidell Junior High School students are arrested after allegedly bringing a firearm to school. Police say a 14-year-old brought the weapon while a 12-year-old showed the gun to several students. Cops said the students were male and female, but would not provide further information.

The Richwood High football team is headed to New Orleans on Friday to play in the Class 3A state championship against West Feliciana, and there’s an effort underway in Monroe to help get Rams students to The Dome to cheer on their team. Tyrone Dickens is trying to help raise money through his non-profit program K-9 Outreach, because many students can’t afford the trip…:
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You can contact Dickens through his K-9 outreach program to donate.