08:30 Newscast, May 10th, 2016

Lawmakers would like to see the office of Attorney General Jeff Landry have its own budget instead of one with the state, despite opposition from those who say the policy would violate the constitution. New Orleans Representative Walt Leger…:
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The House Appropriations Committee voted 17-6 to give Landry more power over the agency’s money. The spending plan is scheduled to hit the House floor Thursday. It also rejects significant recommendations by the governor’s office.

Would you like to see signs on roadways which would warn you if a red light camera intersection was just ahead? A bill that would which would mandate the notices 500 feet away is headed to the House floor for final legislative passage. New Orleans Sen. Troy Carter says the measure would also grant the individual legal rights…:
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A poll finds the 52% of Louisianans would vote for Republican Donald Trump and 36% would vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton for president. Emelie Gunn has more…:
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A bus driver in Bossier Parish is facing DWI charges after cops say she was driving drunk when she was running her morning route. Lt. Bill Davis says this was the second DWI for 33-year-old Bridget Whitley. He says this is completely unacceptable…:
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