12:30 LRN Newscast Jun 23

After 11 innings the LSU Tigers won in dramatic fashion last night beating Wake Forest two nothing to advance to the championship round of the College World Series. After a Dylan Crews base hit in the 11th inning, Tommy White slugged a two-run shot over the left field wall. White says he was waiting on a fastball.

Cut 17 (11) “…about it”

Saturday, June 24th has been declared “LSU Baseball Day.”  Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin made it official with a proclamation in honor of the Tigers baseball team making it to the championship round of the Men’s College World Series. After winning in extra innings last night, Ardoin says he wanted to formally honor the team.

Cut 6 (08)  “…World Series.” 

Ardoin is also encouraging residents to dress in purple and gold to show their support.

Governor John Bel Edwards signed into law legislation that bans the use of the popular video-sharing app TikTok on government-issued devices and networks. Bill author Marksville Representative Daryl Deshotel says it’s a security issue and this policy has already been implemented by many agencies statewide.

Cut 4 (12)  “…into law.” 

And a bill to ban corporal punishment in public schools unless there is written consent from the parents has been signed into law. Metairie Representative Stephanie Hilferty says some lawmakers, however, wanted their schools to have the option to use corporal punishment or not in schools.

Cut 12 (09)    “…their child.” 

The new policy will go into effect in the upcoming school year.