3:30 PM Newscast Sept 24

Senator Bill Cassidy is again bringing his RISEE (RISE) Act before the Senate. He says RISEE, or Reinvesting in Shorelines Economies and Ecosystems Act will bring billions to the state to rebuild shorelines, support flood structures and bring in thousands of good paying jobs. Cassidy hopes to bring the bill to the finish line this time around.

Cut 11 (09) “…hard on that.”

The Senate Energy and National Resources Committee is slated to mark up the bill on Thursday

An increasing number of undecided voters and lower-than-expected turnout at campaign events suggest that enthusiasm may be significantly lower compared to previous election cycles says President of JNC Analytics, John Couvillion and he expects to learn more from participation in mail-in ballots…

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Tropical Storm Helene is expected to strengthen into a Category 3 hurricane. The exact landfall location remains uncertain. Louisiana State Climatologist Jay Grimes…

Cut 5 (11) “…bayou state.”

Grymes says we here in Louisiana can expect a cold front.

It’s the 98th year for the Natchitoches Christmas Festival and they’re excited about this year’s grand marshal for the Christmas Parade. Jill Leo, the director of festivals and events with the Natchitoches Historic District Business Association, says organizers weren’t sure if the National Champion LSU Gymnastics Team would accept their invitation.

Cut 8 (13) “…honor for us.”