A Metairie lawmaker proposes legislation to make convicted car burglars serve at least one year in prison if convicted. Representative Laurie Schlegel, a Republican, says there’s an inherent danger in these crimes…:
CUT 11 (12) “…trying to do here.”
In New Orleans, fans attending Saints and Pelicans games have complained about returning to their vehicles only to see their windows busted out and personal items stolen.

Monroe Senator Katrina Jackson faces a lawsuit after blocking a Twitter user from commenting on her page. Tulane First Amendment Law Clinic Director Katie Schwartzmann says the courts consider the internet a public forum …:
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Jackson released a statement that says free speech is not a blank check and that no public official nor any internet user should be subjected to bullying or abusive language.

The LSU Board of Supervisors has voted to rename the Dale Brown Court at the Maravich Center; adding former women’s basketball coach Sue Gunter’s name. Both coaches won over 400 games at LSU. Former Lady Tiger Delia Taylor urged the Board members to vote for the name change
Cut 3 (13) “…up others”
Critics of the vote say by adding Gunter’s name to the court, they are taking away an honor from Coach Brown, who led the Tigers to two Finals Fours.

Kansas City Chiefs cornerback and Minden native, L’Jarius Sneed will appear in his second Super Bowl tomorrow. Minden High School Coach Spencer Heard says watching the big game is even more fun when you have a personal connection.
Cut 13 (08) “…the occasion.”
The former LA Tech star has a knee injury but is expected to play.