1130AM LRN Newscast July 9

Billions in Chinese tariffs went into effect Friday, and Louisiana industries are bracing for what could be a rocky ride. A recent Forbes report showed Louisiana as the most at risk state for negative effects from tariffs. Port of New Orleans VP Robert Landry says the Chinese tariffs on steel will have ripple effects throughout all economies that rely on Mississippi river shipping.

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A recent Politico article has reignited the intrigue around former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s plans for the 2020 presidential race. Landrieu’s recent comments have stirred the pot, and Chervanek says his political success in the diverse city of New Orleans has gained the attention, and interest of national establishment Democrats.

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Louisiana ranks second in the South for strongest economic development results for 2017 according to Southern Business & Development magazine. Lake Charles was titled Small Market of the Year for the eighth year in a row as they continue to secure capital investment projects. Economic Development Secretary Don Pierson says the infrastructure in place it should keep growing…

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Baton Rouge earned an Honorable Mention for Major Market of the Year.

Got some suppressed aggression issues you need to alleviate?  One of the latest businesses to come to Broussard might just be right in your wheelhouse.  It’s called All The Rage, and when there, customers can destroy old computers, dishes, and almost anything else your heart desires.  Owner Kevin Richard says it’s a there is a myriad of weaponry to express yourself.

Cut 6 (12)  “…start making a mess.”