Senator Mary Landrieu and Republican challengers Congressman Bill Cassidy and retired Air Force Colonel Rob Maness will debate tonight. Scott Carwile has that…:
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Many areas in northeast Louisiana are still dealing with clean up from the horrible storm that blew through Monday and ULM announces they’ve cancelled all classes for the remainder of the day due to continued closure of streets in Monroe and West Monroe. The University says they will issue another update today at 4pm regarding tomorrow’s schedule.

A group of scientists at Tulane University are working to develop a finger prick test that could be used to quickly diagnose whether a patient has the Ebola Virus. Doctor Robert Garry says using a finger stick is a safer way to test for Ebola and they can get an answer in minutes…:
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He says they are still in the testing phase but preliminary field studies are promising.

Election day is three weeks away and Secretary of State Tom Schedler is encouraging Louisiana voters to download their GeauxVote mobile phone app. The app is convenient way to get all of the election information you may need. Schedler says Louisiana is a front runner in the country for this technology…:
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You can get more information at GeauxVote.com — that’s geaux spelled the Cajun way.