9:30 LRN Newscast June 14th

Congressman Steve Scalise will be at second base tonight for the Congressional charity baseball game. Today, marks the one-year anniversary since his life almost ended when he took a bullet to the hip from an assault rifle. Scalise had a long recovery, but political analyst Clancy Dubos says the Republican from Jefferson Parish came through it a more spirtual man and his profile on Capitol Hill has grown…
cut 6 (12) “….the House”

Meanwhile, the war of words between Senator John Kennedy and John Bel Edwards reached another level this week, when Kennedy said the governor should resign for how he’s handled the state’s budget….
cut 15 (08) “…look better”
That’s ULM Political Science Professor Joshua Stockley.

A new low bid has come in to fix a vital bridge in Lake Charles, that could have a surprisingly fast build time. Connor Ferrill has the story.
Cut 3 (30) “I’m Connor Ferrill”

Reverend Michael Guidry has surrendered to law enforcement and St. Landry Parish Sheriff Bobby Guidroz says he’s admitted to sexually abusing a 16-year-old about two years ago at his home in Morrow. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Lafayette placed the 75-year-old Guidry on administrative leave earlier this month. Guidry led St. Peter Church in Morrow.