The fall midterms are over, so now we can turn our attention to the 2023 Louisiana Governor’s Race. Kevin Gallagher has more…:
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Wastewater in Shreveport has the most methamphetamines in the US, that’s according to research from the Louisiana Addiction Research Center. Wastewater in city has double the amount of meth than anywhere in the United States. Wastewater is used water from homes, businesses, sinks, toilets, washing machines, and dishwashers.
The Louisiana Department of Education is addressing the state’s literacy crisis by launching the Steve Carter Literacy Program, providing families with $1,000 vouchers for tutoring. Superintendent of Education Dr. Cade Brumley says families will be able to apply the vouchers to different vendors in the state for different sessions.
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The small St. Landry Parish town of Melville remains in limbo after the election day death, of their mayor, 84-year-old Velma Hendrix, who was seeking a second term. Secretary of State’s office spokesperson John Tobler says when a candidate dies after qualifying but before the polls close qualifying starts over. So, qualifying will begin today and will close on Monday.
That would mean Sam Londerno with 52 percent would be the winner.