The Keystone Pipeline project has become the focus of the US Senate race. During the campaign, Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu has touted her clout as a reason to elect her, so today she called on her colleagues in the Senate to vote on the Keystone Pipeline project….
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Shortly after Landrieu spoke, republican leaders in the House said they would vote on a bill tomorrow by Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy that authorizes the building of the pipeline. Its unclear if the Democratic controlled Senate will have their own vote.

Two Baton Rouge Police officers and a former officer were indicted today on sex-related charges. East Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore says Isaac Bolden, Emerson Jackson and Travis Wheeler were all in uniform and on duty at the time when they convinced a woman to perform a sexual act on one of the three men at a Baton Rouge park.

The coldest temperatures of the fall have arrived and that could result in an increase in home fires. The American Red Cross says heating sources are the second leading cause of home fire deaths, and fatal home fires increase in the winter months. State Fire Marshal Butch Browning says if you use a space heater, make sure there’s a clear area of space around it…:
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Browning says it’s also important to turn off space heaters before you go to bed and never use a cooking range or oven to heat your home.

A man had to be rescued from his burning home in Shreveport this morning. Authorities say a retired state trooper pulled an individual out of his home that was engulfed in flames. The former law enforcement officer was not injured, but the man inside the house suffered non-life threatening injuries.

Chilly temperatures have arrived in Louisiana and that has firefighters concerned about an increase in home fires. Jeff Palermo has more…

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A total of 40 plus animals have been rescued in Washington Parish, and an arrest warrant has been issued for an unnamed woman, who is being accused of hoarding and neglecting animals. Officials from the Humane Society of Louisiana says law enforcement executed a search warrant at the property, but the owner was not there.

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The Republican National Committee has announced that they are sending more than 200 people to Louisiana to aid Congressman Bill Cassidy in the US Senate runoff election. RNC Louisiana Communications Director Ben Voelkel (vocal) says these people will focus on getting out the vote…

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Louisiana Democratic Party Executive Director Stephen Handwerk feels many people have just started paying attention to this race, and he sees polling numbers going up for the Senator. Handwerk says there is a lot of support for Mary Landrieu because of what she has delivered for Louisiana…

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The Republican National Committee has announced that they are sending more than 200 people to Louisiana to aid Bill Cassidy in the US Senate runoff election. Eric Gill has more…
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The House of Representatives is calling for a vote tomorrow on Congressman Bill Cassidy’s bill to build the Keystone pipeline. In this political chess-match for the runoff race, Senator Mary Landrieu has called for a vote in the Senate that a approval be given for the pipeline project.

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Baton Rouge PD says an active-military officer is under arrest after allegedly trying to run over her fiance while their one year old infant was in the car. Cpl. Don Coppola says 24-year-old Mictissa Moseley (mOHz-lee) was a passenger in the vehicle when she and her fiance, got into a huge fight…:
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Moseley has been charged with attempted second-degree murder.

Temperatures have plummeted in Louisiana, and the heaters are humming to keep residents warm. Some Louisianians use space heaters and even fireplaces for heat, and state Fire Marshal Butch Browning says it is imperative that every home have working smoke alarms…
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Former Republican US Senate candidate Rob Maness says he will not shut the door on any other potential runs for political office, but for right now, he’s endorsing Congressman Bill Cassidy and staying active for the Republican cause…
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Meanwhile, the Republican National Committee is sending more than 200 people to Louisiana to aid Bill Cassidy in the US Senate runoff election. RNC Louisiana Communications Director Ben Voelkel (vocal) says they’re getting the word out…
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But the executive director of the Louisiana Democratic Party Stephen Handwerk fully expecrts the Senator’s numbers to go up.

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An active-military officer is under arrest after allegedly trying to run over her fiance while their one year old infant was in the car in Baton Rouge. BRPD Cpl. Don Coppola says 24-year-old Mictissa Moseley (mOHz-lee) was a passenger in the vehicle when she and her fiance, who was driving, got into a huge fight…
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Moseley was booked on attempted second-degree murder.

Old man winter is hitting Louisiana, and the heaters are being turned up to keep warm. But numbers show heating sources are the second leading cause of fire deaths in the home, and State Fire Marshal Butch Browning reminds everyone to be careful with space heaters…
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And make sure the smoke alarms are working.

Retired Air Force Col Rob Maness isn’t ruling out another potential run for political office. He’s proud of the more than 200,000 votes he got in the November 4th US-Senate race and says now he’s throwing his support behind Republican Bill Cassidy in the runoff. Maness says the Congressman is the right man for the job…:
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Meanwhile, executive director of the Louisiana Democratic Party, Stephen Handwerk, feels many people have just started paying attention to this race. He says there is a lot of support for the incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu because of what she has delivered for Louisiana:
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The Republican National Committee has announced that they are sending more than 200 people to Louisiana to aid Bill Cassidy in the US Senate runoff election.

Chilly temperatures have arrived in Louisiana and that has firefighters concerned about an increase in home fires. Jeff Palermo has the story…:
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Baton Rouge PD Corporal Don Coppola says a woman is under arrest for allegedly trying to kill her fiance with a vehicle while their baby was in the car. He says 24-year-old Mictissa Moseley kicked the man out of the car before he called for another ride..:
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He says Moseley admitted to trying to kill the fiance but regretted the crash while her baby was in the backseat.

**Below mentioned freeze watch is tomorrow night through Friday morning**

The Republican National Committee has announced that they are sending more than 200 people to Louisiana to aid Bill Cassidy in the US Senate runoff election. Eric Gill has more…:
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A search is underway for a missing Louisiana woman who was last seen November 4th in a wooded area in Union County Arkansas. Officials say 32-year-old Amanda McPherson of Marion had been with a friend who reported the woman went missing after he went to get help with their pickup which was stuck in the mud. Anyone with information about McPherson is urged to contact authorities.

The coldest temperatures of the fall have arrived and that could result in an increase in home fires. The American Red Cross says heating sources are the second leading cause of home fire deaths, and fatal home fires increase in the winter months. State Fire Marshal Butch Browning says if you use a space heater, make sure there’s a clear area of space around it…:
CUT 13 (08) “of that nature”
He says above all a working smoke alarm in your home could save your life should a fire occur.

Most of south and central Louisiana will be under a freeze watch tomorrow night through Friday morning according to the National Weather Service. They say low temperatures could drop below freezing along I-10 Thursday evening.

The Republican National Committee has announced that they are sending more than 200 people to Louisiana to aid Bill Cassidy in the US Senate runoff election. Eric Gill has more…:
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A search is underway for a missing Louisiana woman who was last seen November 4th in a wooded area in Union County Arkansas. Officials say 32-year-old Amanda McPherson of Marion had been with a friend who reported the woman went missing after he went to get help with their pickup which was stuck in the mud. Anyone with information about McPherson is urged to contact authorities.

The coldest temperatures of the fall have arrived and that could result in an increase in home fires. The American Red Cross says heating sources are the second leading cause of home fire deaths, and fatal home fires increase in the winter months. State Fire Marshal Butch Browning says if you use a space heater, make sure there’s a clear area of space around it…:
CUT 13 (08) “of that nature”
He says above all a working smoke alarm in your home could save your life should a fire occur.

Most of south and central Louisiana is under a freeze watch tonight through tomorrow morning according to the National Weather Service. They say low temperatures could drop below freezing along I-10 Thursday evening.

The Republican National Committee has announced that they are sending more than 200 people to Louisiana to aid Bill Cassidy in the US Senate runoff election. RNC Louisiana Communications Director Ben Voelkel (vocal) says they are going to focus on getting out the vote…:
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This announcement comes just after the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee decided to pull television ads supporting incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu. Despite this, Executive Director of the Louisiana Democratic Party, Stephen Handwerk, feels Landrieu’s numbers will rebound going into the runoff…:
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Baton Rouge PD says an active-military officer is under arrest after allegedly trying to run over her fiance while their one year old infant was in the car. Cpl. Don Coppola says 24-year-old Mictissa Moseley (mOHz-lee) was a passenger in the vehicle when she and her fiance, who was driving, got into a huge fight…:
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Coppola says Moseley told cops she was trying to kill her fiance by running him over with the car but regrets crashing with the baby in the backseat. She is booked with attempted murder and cruelty to juveniles.

Louisiana State Police say a single vehicle accident in Prairieville has claimed the life of a Geismar man. Authorities say a car, driven by 27-year-old Cody Viator, went off the roadway, struck a culvert then went airborne and flipped. They say Viator, who was not wearing a seat belt, was partially ejected from the vehicle and suffered fatal injuries in the crash.