Louisiana Radio Network’s Don Molino, a familiar voice for farmers and ranchers for 30 years has been named the 2018 National Farm Broadcaster of the Year.  Molino says he was shocked upon hearing his name announced at the National Farm Broadcasters annual convention in Kansas City, Missouri this past Friday.

Cut 7 (10) “…even more special.”

Heavy rainfall has led to road closures along Interstate 20 this morning. Aaron Davis, with the National Weather Service in Shreveport, says some areas saw 3.5 inches of rainfall as a result of a stalled frontal boundary that was pumped up with moisture thanks to winds out of the south

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The hunt is on for the Crowley funeral gunmen. Matt Doyle has more.

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A Pearl River man has been arrested and charged with negligent homicide in the killing of a friend while they were hunting hogs in the Honey Island Swamp.  22-year-old Donald Jones of Pearl River was arrested Saturday after he told wildlife officials he accidentally shot 23-year-old Zachary Swanson of Slidell.  Authorities say Jones fired toward a hog, but hit his friend instead.

Heavy rainfall has led to road closures along Interstate 20 this morning. Aaron Davis, with the National Weather Service in Shreveport, says some areas saw 3.5 inches of rainfall as a result of a stalled frontal boundary that was pumped up with moisture thanks to winds out of the south.  Davis says the entire state will feel the cold air tomorrow and high temperatures on Wednesday will be well below normal…

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He’s a familiar voice to Louisiana farmers and ranchers, being heard on the airwaves of radio stations across Louisiana for over 30 years.   Don Molino has won many awards over his illustrious career, but now, he is officially recognized as the 2018 National Farm Broadcaster of the Year.  Molino says it’s a once in a lifetime award.

Cut 6 (10) “…hasn’t sunk in.”

Police are on the hunt for the gunman who ambushed a man outside of a funeral in Crowley. The funeral was being held for a late October shooting victim, and his mother who passed away from health complications two days later. Crowley Police Chief Jimmy Broussard says the heartbreak continued Saturday…

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Bienville Parish Sheriff John Ballance says his deputies are looking to the arrest the person who fired a bullet into an apartment complex in Ringgold killing 31-year-old Shanette Carter. Sheriff John Ballance says Carter’s five-year-old child found her mom dead

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Ballance says detectives believe it was a stray bullet that ended the life of Carter.

Heavy rainfall has led to road closures along Interstate 20 this morning. Aaron Davis, with the National Weather Service in Shreveport, says Rain chances will decrease tonight in north Louisiana and steady rainfall is possible for south Louisiana during the overnight hours. Davis says after the rain leaves, the coldest air of the season moves in…

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Some areas saw 3.5 inches of rainfall today.

Bienville Parish Sheriff John Ballance says his deputies are looking to the arrest the person who fired a bullet into an apartment complex in Ringgold killing 31-year-old Shanette Carter. Sheriff John Ballance says they believe two people running up the stairwell of the apartment were the ones targeted by the gunfire, but one of the bullets went through the wall of the victim’s apartment and hit her…

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The victim’s five year old child found Carter dead in the apartment.

The voice heard on Louisiana radio stations that farmers and ranchers have turned to for over 30 years is the 2018 National Farm Broadcaster of the Year.  Kevin Barnhart has the story.

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After torching the Bengal’s defense yesterday, Saint’s head coach Sean Payton admits to smashing a fire alarm in the visitor’s locker room about thirty minutes before the Saints smashed the Who Dey’s on their home field. Peyton says the alarm had been going off for about 15 minutes when he decided to put an end to the racket. It’s not clear if he’ll face any penalties, but the Bengals say they’ve contacted the authorities.

The St. Tammany Sheriff’s office has charged a Pearl River man with negligent homicide after he allegedly told deputies that he shot his friend while the two were hunting hogs in the Honey Island Swamp. Deputies say 22-year-old Donald Jones of Pearl River knew his friend was not wearing “hunter’s orange” when he fired at a hog. 23-year-old Zachary Swanson of Slidell died in the hunting accident.

The hunt is on for the Crowley funeral gunmen. Matt Doyle has more.
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Bienville Parish Sheriff John Ballance says a five-year-old child found her mother dead in their apartment. Ballance says it appears a stray bullett ended her life…
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The search continues for the gunman. The victim has been identified as 31-year-old Shanette Carter.

Our own Don Molino has been named 2018 National Farm Broadcaster of the Year during a ceremony at the National Farm Broadcasters Convention in Kansas City. Molino has been delivering ag news to L-R-N affiliates for over 30 years. He’s humbled by the honor and appreciates those who have said over the years, hey Don I enjoy your ag reports…
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Heavy rainfall has led to road closures along Interstate 20 this morning. Aaron Davis, with the National Weather Service in Shreveport, says some areas saw 3.5 inches of rainfall as a result of a stalled frontal boundary that was pumped up with moisture thanks to winds out of the south

Cut 3 (12) “…of rain.”

He’s a familiar voice to Louisiana farmers and ranchers, being heard on the airwaves of radio stations across Louisiana for over 30 years.   Don Molino has won many awards over his illustrious career, but now, he is officially recognized as the 2018 National Farm Broadcaster of the Year.  Molino says he was shocked upon hearing his name announced at the National Farm Broadcasters annual convention in Kansas City, Missouri this past Friday.

Cut 7 (10) “…even more special.”

Police are on the hunt for the gunman who ambushed a man outside of a funeral in Crowley. The funeral was being held for a late October shooting victim, and his mother who passed away from health complications two days later. Crowley Police Chief Jimmy Broussard says it’s a horrific event, but thankfully no one else at the funeral, or outside of the building was injured in the shooting. He says the minister was able to keep his congregation safe during the chaos.

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Three 13-year-olds have been arrested by the Grant Parish Sheriff’s Office after a student overheard them planning a shooting at Grant Junior High and reported it to authorities.  They are facing charges of terrorizing.

And finally, a threat to Hammond Magnet High School was posted early this morning to social media, resulting in the school being closed before students arrived. Police are now saying nothing was found during a search of the campus earlier today.

Police are on the hunt for the gunman who ambushed a man outside of a funeral in Crowley. The funeral was being held for a late October shooting victim, and his mother who passed away from health complications two days later. Crowley Police Chief Jimmy Broussard says the shooters jumped out from behind a bush and opened fire, then fled in an unknown direction.

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Broussard says suspects in the initial shooting that led to the funeral were apprehended in two days.

Heavy rainfall has led to road closures along Interstate 20 this morning. Aaron Davis, with the National Weather Service in Shreveport, says the entire state will feel the cold air tomorrow and high temperatures on Wednesday will be well below normal…

Cut 5 (12)  “…Wednesday night.” 

Rain chances will decrease tonight in north Louisiana and steady rainfall is possible for south Louisiana during the overnight hours.

The voice heard on the airwaves of radio stations across Louisiana that farmers and ranchers have turned to for over 30 years is now being recognized as the 2018 National Farm Broadcaster of the Year.  Kevin Barnhart has the story.

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And now commodities.

A chain of tragedy continues in Crowley as a funeral for a shooting victim ends with one of the attendees in critical condition after an armed ambush. The funeral was being held for a late October shooting victim, and his mother who passed away from health complications two days later. Crowley Police Chief Jimmy Broussard says the heartbreak continued Saturday…

Cut 9 (06) “…multiple times.”

Authorities say the shooters jumped out from behind a bush and opened fire, then fled in an unknown direction.

He’s a familiar voice to Louisiana farmers and ranchers, being heard on the airwaves of radio stations across Louisiana for over 30 years.   Don Molino has won many awards over his illustrious career, but now, he is officially recognized as the 2018 National Farm Broadcaster of the Year.  Molino says it’s a once in a lifetime award.

Cut 6 (10) “…hasn’t sunk in.”

Heavy rainfall has led to road closures along Interstate 20 this morning. Aaron Davis, with the National Weather Service in Shreveport, says Rain chances will decrease tonight in north Louisiana and steady rainfall is possible for south Louisiana during the overnight hours. After the rain leaves, the coldest air of the season moves in…

Cut 4 (11) “…around here″

Some areas saw 3.5 inches of rainfall.

Six weeks from today its Christmas Eve and the National Retail Federation projects a consumer will spend on average, 1,007 dollars this holiday season, up 4 percent over last year. N-R-F spokesperson Ana Serafin Smith says we’ve never seen a November and December this big.

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21 percent of consumers say they already started their shopping back in October.