Attorney General Jeff Landry is defending the 7-6 vote of the Bond Commission to exclude Citibank and Bank of America as part of a $600 million road financing plan in the state.  Both were omitted from the financial plan after placing gun control regulations on commercial banking customers.  Landry explains the financial institutions firearm restriction policies for their corporate customers.

Cut 11 (07) “…purchase a gun.”

Since taking office in January 2017, US Congressman Mike Johnson has held thirty-one town hall meetings in the state’s fourth district, adding three more this past week.  Johnson says he makes time to participate in such meetings as he says he looks at them as an essential portion of his job.

Cut 12 (07)   “…hear their concern.”

LendingTree says New Orleans has the third youngest startup entrepreneurs in the nation after a survey revealed the average age of new business owners in the Crescent City was 37.95 years old, just behind Buffalo and Salt Lake City. NOLA Chamber of Commerce Communication Director Haley Pegg says the large array of different peoples in the city makes for good business opportunities.

Cut 8 (12)  “new ideas”

The Saints take on the Cardinals in the Superdome tonight, giving players at crucial question mark positions on defense, running back, and at tight end a chance to cement their positions in the second game of the preseason.  Geller says to look for Jonathan Williams to take the inside track tonight in the RB race.

Cut 5 (10) “blitzes.”

Attorney General Jeff Landry is defending the 7-6 vote of the Bond Commission to exclude Citibank and Bank of America as part of a $600 million road financing plan in the state.  Both were omitted from the financial plan after placing gun control regulations on commercial banking customers.  Landry says he hopes to send a message to banks around the nation with the exclusion.

Cut 10 (09) “…state of Louisiana.”

The Saints take on the Cardinals in the Superdome tonight, with a big hole at tight end. The Black and Gold have lacked a signature tight end since Jimmy was sent off to Seattle for some better protection for Drew Brees. Over the offseason, the team brought back Ben Watson, who’s back in town after three seasons with the Ravens, but he’s been hobbled, and Geller says that’s opened up play time for the formerly undrafted Dan Arnold.

Cut 6 (10) “through camp.”

A Secretary of State candidate is calling for an investigation into the purchse of new voting machines. The price is now set around ninety to ninety-five million dollars, up from the project sixty million earlier this summer, and the recent bidding process was also accused of being rigged by a contractor that was passed over for the voting machines purchase.  Candidate for the Secretary of State position, AG Crowe, says he’s doing his part to have the activity investigated.

Cut 13 (09) “…what’s going on.”

4,100 homeowners still need to submit some additional paperwork to the Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program by October 1^st. In order to get their reimbursement Executive Director of the Office of Community Development Pat Forbes says if an applicant has lost a part of the application there is nothing to worry about, as there’s an easy way to get a new form…

Cut 11 (08) “…file electronically.” 

Attorney General Jeff Landry is defending the 7-6 vote of the Bond Commission to exclude Citibank and Bank of America as part of a $600 million road financing plan in the state.  Both were omitted from the financial plan after placing gun control regulations on commercial banking customers.  Landry says the state will not deal with companies that attempt to interfere with Second Amendment rights.

Cut 9 (08)  “…the point here.”

LendingTree says New Orleans has the third youngest startup entrepreneurs in the nation after a survey revealed the average age of new business owners in the Crescent City was 37.95 years old, just behind Buffalo and Salt Lake City. The city has become a destination location for millennials over the last decade, and NOLA Chamber of Commerce Communication Director Haley Pegg says it makes sense.

Cut 7 (11) “appreciate”

The Saints play the Cards tonight in the dome for the second preseason game of the year. Matt Doyle has more.

Cut 1 (31)  “I’m  Matt Doyle”

Here’s a look at your commodities…

The price tag of new voting machines is raising eyebrows about the bidding process.  Kevin Barnhart has the story.

Cut 3 (29) “I’m Kevin Barnhart”

4,100 homeowners still need to submit some additional paperwork to the Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program by October 1^st. In order to get their reimbursement Executive Director of the Office of Community Development Pat Forbes says get to it.

Cut 10 (07)   “yet“

LendingTree says New Orleans has the third youngest startup entrepreneurs in the nation after a survey revealed the average age of new business owners in the Crescent City was 37.95 years old, just behind Buffalo and Salt Lake City. NOLA Chamber of Commerce Communication Director Haley Pegg says while it can be annoying for locals, visiting young entrepreneurs notice the city’s massive construction projects, and see opportunity.

Cut 9 (11)  “the city.”

The Saints take on the Cardinals in the Superdome tonight, giving players at crucial question mark positions on defense, running back, and at tight end a chance to cement their positions in the second game of the preseason. The backup running back job was left open after a four-game suspension for Mark Ingram over the summer, leaving rookies and journeymen to duke it out for the privilege of spelling superstar Alvin Kamara. Geller says to look for Jonathan Williams to take the inside track tonight in the RB race.

Cut 5 (10) “blitzes.”

Over 4,000 people need to turn in their final RESTORE paperwork to get their reimbursement before an October 1st deadline. Connor Ferrill has more.

Cut 2 (31) ”I’m Connor Ferrill” 

LendingTree says New Orleans has the third youngest startup entrepreneurs in the nation after a survey revealed the average age of new business owners in the Crescent City was 37.95 years old. NOLA Chamber of Commerce Communication Director Haley Pegg says the city’s diversity makes it a cultural, and economic force.

Cut 8 (12)  “new ideas”

New voting machines are coming to Louisiana, but the price is now set around ninety to ninety-five million dollars, up from the project sixty million earlier this summer.  The recent bidding process was also accused on being rigged by a contractor that was passed over for the voting machines purchase.  Candidate for the Secretary of State position, AG Crowe, says the price increase certainly is notable.

Cut 15 (07) “at very carefully.”

The Saints take on the Cardinals in the Superdome tonight, giving players at crucial question mark positions on defense, running back, and at tight end a chance to cement their positions in the second game of the preseason. The first team defense flunked their first test last week, letting the jags score with ease. WWL Radio Saints Sideline Reporter Steve Geller says tonight’s a good chance for a rebound.

Cut 4 (12) “a focus.”

The game kicks off at 7PM.

The price tag of new voting machines is raising eyebrows about the bidding process. Kevin Barnhart has the story.
Cut 3 (29) “I’m Kevin Barnhart”

4,100 homeowners still need to submit some additional paperwork to the Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program by October 1st. In order to get their reimbursement Executive Director of the Office of Community Development Pat Forbes says if an applicant has lost a part of the application there is nothing to worry about, as there’s an easy way to get a new form…
Cut 11 (08) “…file electronically.”

LendingTree says New Orleans has the third youngest startup entrepreneurs in the nation after a survey revealed the average age of new business owners in the Crescent City was 37.95 years old, just behind Buffalo and Salt Lake City. NOLA Chamber of Commerce Communication Director Haley Pegg says Anyone who’s visited the city recently probably got caught up in some construction-related traffic, but Pegg says while it can be annoying for local visiting young entrepreneurs see that, and see opportunity.
Cut 9 (11) “the city.”

The Saints take on the Cardinals in the Superdome tonight, giving players at crucial question mark positions on defense, running back, and at tight end a chance to cement their positions in the second game of the preseason.. WWL Radio Saints Sideline Reporter Steve Geller The backup running back job was left open after a four-game suspension for Mark Ingram over the summer, leaving rookies and journeymen to duke it out for the privilege of spelling superstar Alvin Kamara. Geller says to look for Jonathan Williams to take the inside track tonight in the RB race.
Cut 5 (10) “blitzes.”

Over 4,000 people need to turn in their final RESTORE paperwork to get their reimbursement before an October 1st deadline. Connor Ferrill has more.
Cut 2 (31) ”I’m Connor Ferrill”

The Saints take on the Cardinals in the Superdome tonight, giving players at crucial question mark positions on defense, running back, and at tight end a chance to cement their positions in the second game of the preseason. The first team defense flunked their first test last week, letting the Jags score with ease. WWL Radio Saints Sideline Reporter Steve Geller says tonight’s a good chance for a rebound.
Cut 4 (12) “a focus.”

LendingTree says New Orleans has the third youngest startup entrepreneurs in the nation after a survey revealed the average age of new business owners in the Crescent City was 37.95 years old, just behind Buffalo and Salt Lake City. The city has become a destination location for millennials over the last decade, and NOLA Chamber of Commerce Communication Director Haley Pegg says the large array of different peoples in the city makes for good business opportunities.
Cut 8 (12) “new ideas”

New voting machines are coming to Louisiana, but the price is now set around ninety to ninety-five million dollars, up from the project sixty million earlier this summer. The recent bidding process was also accused of being rigged by a contractor that was passed over for the voting machines purchase. Candidate for the Secretary of State position, AG Crowe, says he’s doing his part to have the activity investigated.
Cut 13 (09) “…what’s going on.”

The Saints play the Cards tonight in the dome for the second preseason game of the year. Matt Doyle has more.
Cut 1 (31) “I’m Matt Doyle”

ESPN has released its preseason NFL power rankings, earlier this week, assembled by over 80 panelists considering what all 32 franchises have to offer. They’ve settled on the sensible 1-2 ranking of last year’s Super Bowl contenders – the victorious Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots – followed by a surprise to probably everyone but fans of the black and gold: the New Orleans Saints at 3.

In NFL action last night the Washington Redskins defeated the New York jets 15-13 in Landover Maryland. Washington Kicker Dustin Hopkins made 5 field goals in the victory including a game winner at the buzzer for the win.
In foxborough Massachusetts it was a rematch of last year’s super bowl with a different outcome. New England defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 37-20 in week two of preseason. Superbowl mvp nick foles left the game in the second quarter after he was stripped of the ball from fifth round draft pick ja Whaun Bentley who took the ball 54 yards for a td.

In Green bay the packers beat up on the Pittsburg steelers 51-34 as Aaron Rodgers played just on series connecting with former New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmie Graham for an 8 yard touchdown. It’s the first time Rodgers has played in Lambeau field in nearly a year.

The Saints play the Cards tonight in the dome for the second preseason game of the year. Matt Doyle has more.
Cut 1 (31) “I’m Matt Doyle”

4,100 homeowners still need to submit some additional paperwork to the Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program by October 1st. In order to get their reimbursement Executive Director of the Office of Community Development Pat Forbes says completing the application can have some serious benefits…
Cut 10 (07) “yet“

LendingTree says New Orleans has the third youngest startup entrepreneurs in the nation after a survey revealed the average age of new business owners in the Crescent City was 37.95 years old, just behind Buffalo and Salt Lake City. The city has become a destination location for millennials over the last decade, and NOLA Chamber of Commerce Communication Director Haley Pegg says it makes sense.
Cut 7 (11) “appreciate”

The city was one of the most ethnically diverse locations on the top ten list, and Pegg says that diversity has made the city culturally, and economically appealing. The average age for starting entrepreneurs nationwide was nearly 40 years old.

The Saints play the Cards tonight in the dome for the second preseason game of the year. Matt Doyle has more.

Cut 1 (31)  “I’m  Matt Doyle”

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Over 4,000 people need to turn in their final RESTORE paperwork to get their reimbursement before an October 1st deadline. Connor Ferrill has more.

Cut 2 (31) ”I’m Connor Ferrill” 

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The price tag of new voting machines is raising eyebrows about the bidding process.  Kevin Barnhart has the story.

Cut 3 (29) “I’m Kevin Barnhart”

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The Saints take on the Cardinals in the Superdome tonight, giving players at crucial question mark positions on defense, running back, and at tight end a chance to cement their positions in the second game of the preseason. The first team defense flunked their first test last week, letting the Jags score with ease. WWL Radio Saints Sideline Reporter Steve Geller says tonight’s a good chance for a rebound.

Cut 4 (12) “a focus.”

The backup running back job was left open after a four-game suspension for Mark Ingram over the summer, leaving rookies and journeymen to duke it out for the privilege of spelling superstar Alvin Kamara. Geller says to look for Jonathan Williams to take the inside track tonight in the RB race.

Cut 5 (10) “blitzes.”

The Black and Gold have lacked a signature tight end since Jimmy was sent off to Seattle for some better protection for Drew Brees. Over the offseason, the team brought back Ben Watson, who’s back in town after three seasons with the Ravens, but he’s been hobbled, and Geller says that’s opened up play time for the formerly undrafted Dan Arnold.

Cut 6 (10) “through camp.”

The game kicks off at 7PM.

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LendingTree says New Orleans has the third youngest startup entrepreneurs in the nation after a survey revealed the average age of new business owners in the Crescent City was 37.95 years old, just behind Buffalo and Salt Lake City. The city has become a destination location for millennials over the last decade, and NOLA Chamber of Commerce Communication Director Haley Pegg says it makes sense.

Cut 7 (11) “appreciate”

The city was one of the most ethnically diverse locations on the top ten list, and Pegg says that diversity has made the city culturally, and economically appealing. She says the large array of different peoples in the city makes for good business opportunities.

Cut 8 (12)  “new ideas”

Anyone who’s visited the city recently probably got caught up in some construction-related traffic, but Pegg says while it can be annoying for local visiting young entrepreneurs see that, and see opportunity.

Cut 9 (11)  “the city.”

The average age for starting entrepreneurs nationwide was nearly 40 years old.

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4,100 homeowners still need to submit some additional paperwork to the Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program by October 1^st. In order to get their reimbursement Executive Director of the Office of Community Development Pat Forbes says completing the application can have some serious benefits…

Cut 10 (07)   “yet“

Forbes says if an applicant has lost a part of the application there is nothing to worry about, as there’s an easy way to get a new form…

Cut 11 (08) “…file electronically.” 

53,000 homeowners completed the program survey and over 43,000 homeowners qualify for assistance in the program that has been allocated 1.3 billion dollars by the feds. Forbes says getting approved can be simple…

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Homeowners who qualify can visit restore.la.gov or call 1-866-735-2001 to complete the application process.

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New voting machines are coming to Louisiana, but the price is now set around ninety to ninety-five million dollars, up from the project sixty million earlier this summer.  The recent bidding process was also accused of being rigged by a contractor that was passed over for the voting machines purchase.  Candidate for the Secretary of State position, AG Crowe, says he’s doing his part to have the activity investigated.

Cut 13 (09) “…what’s going on.”

Crowe says Louisiana residents cannot afford such a massive purchase being fumbled by suspicious activity.

Cut 14 (08) “…has been done.”

Crowe says just like any RFP, it does give some flexibility to the bidder but says the massiveness of the spike is a bit of a head-scratcher.

Cut 15 (07) “at very carefully.”