Most of the state is finally seeing some relief from the scorching hot temperatures we’ve seen over the last week as excessive heat warnings are no more, and we return to “normal” summer conditions…
CUT 3 (06) “few degrees”
That’s State Climatologist Barry Keim who says there is a chance for scattered thundershowers for the rest of the week which will also contribute to keeping temperatures in the low 90s.
The average price for your 4th of July cookout has increased from last year in The Bayou State. Louisiana Farm Bureau spokesperson Avery Davidson says for a party of 10 in the southern region, we’re paying about $2 more to $66.43. He says things like burgers and fries, or potato salad, are contributing:
CUT 11 (07) “dairy products”
He says nationally the cost of a BBQ this year is down 3%.
The State Fire Marshal’s Office is urging you to play it safe with your fireworks show this 4th of July. Spokeswoman Ashley Rodrigue says the safest bet is to let professionals handle it…:
CUT 12 (12) “our opinion”
Regulations of setting off fireworks vary by municipality to make sure it’s allowed in your area before planning your own show.
The accolades keep rolling in for members of the 2023 National Champion LSU Baseball team. Ace pitcher Paul Skenes has received many honors including first team All-American and D-1 Baseball’s National Player of the Year. The ace pitcher says all of this still hasn’t set in…:
CUT 6 (12) “good though
On Tuesday Dylan Crews was named one of three outfielders to receive this year’s Gold Glove Award.