14:30 LRN Newscast December 12

A Lafayette attorney has claimed the 190-million dollar Powerball jackpot on behalf of the winners of the lottery ticket sold in Eunice in October. Louisiana Lottery spokesperson Kim Chopin…
cut 14 (09) “…good on”
The family partnership opted for the 119-million dollar lump payment. They plan to travel, may even upgrade, but prefer not to be treated as celebrities.

A group called Renew LSU wants two buildings on campus to have their name changed, Parker Colisuem and Foster Hall. Renew LSU spokesperson Savanah Dickinson says both buildings are named after former governors, one helped disenfranchise minority voters and the other refused to apologize for taking part in the lynching of Sicilian immigrants. Dickinson says they hope to rename Foster Hall in honor of Dr Pinkie Gordon Lane…
cut 4 (09) “…poet laureate”

Is Congressman Ralph Abraham planning to run for governor in 2019? Michelle Southern spoke with the Richland Parish physician…:
Cut 2 (30) “I’m Michelle Southern”

The Louisiana Public Health Institute launches a website called “Geaux Talk” which provides tips for parents on how to talk to their children about sex education. Kristie Bardell says there’s a real need for this in Lousiaina….
cut 7 (09) “…teen pregnancy”
The website again is Geaux-talk-dot-org.