Senator John McCain, a former Republican presidential candidate, is coming to The Bayou State to join US Senate candidate Bill Cassidy at veterans rallies. Eric Gill reports…:
CUT 1 (28) “reporting”

Police in Eunice are looking for a woman who robbed the State Bank and Trust with a fake bomb 4:30 pm Thursday. Cops say the burglar was wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap and placed a package she claimed was a bomb on the floor and told everyone it would explode if it was moved. The woman left the bank with money and remains at large. LSP determined the package was not a bomb and they are asking the public’s help identifying the suspect.

AT&T has to pay 105 million dollars back to customers over an unauthorized text message fee the cell phone provider was charging. Louisiana Assistant Attorney General Chris Styron says consumers who are victims of “cramming” are charged for “premium” text message subscription services that the consumer has never heard of or requested. He says AT&T will be notifying these customers…:
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You can file a claim at www.ftc.gov/att.

Lt. Governor Jay Dardenne says Poverty Point will be officially inscribed 22nd World Heritage site in the United States tomorrow in Epps. He says a ceremony will be held at 10am and there will be demonstrations throughout the day of cooking and different activities they believe took place there 3400 years ago…:
CUT 14 (08) “who will be up there”