Governor Landry is holding a roundtable this afternoon with local leaders in Natchitoches Parish as they discuss the next steps following the announced closing of the International Paper Mill. State Representative Jack McFarland says they plan on directing outgoing employees to potential employers in the vicinity…

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481 workers are set to be laid off in April when the mill closes.

Louisiana is seeing a rise in whooping cough cases among young children and according to Doctor Mark Kline with the Manning Family Children’s Hospital in New Orleans, two infants have died from the respiratory illness in the last six months. Kline says a vaccine is available that prevent severe whooping cough cases in kids and adults, especially pregnant women…

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Professional wrestling’s biggest event returns to New Orleans next year. Andrew Greenstein reports.

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At this hour, Governor Landry is at the Port of Iberia in New Iberia announcing Cajun Industries plans to bring hundreds of jobs to the area as its building a module assembly yard. It’s expected to result in 600 jobs.