We see those gasoline prices rising again. The statewide average price of regular gas is now at $3.14 a gallon. Louisiana AAA’s Don Redman says that’s all about the tight supply of available fuel. He says OPEC announced today it is cutting production by 2-percent or more…:

CUT 06  (08)        “…going to be.”

State Attorney General Jeff Landry officially announced he is running for Governor in 2023. The Acadiana Republican released a 6-minute announcement video today, in which he talked of parental choice in their kids’ education and crime that grips our major cities…:

CUT 10  (10)        “…third world nations.”

Landry is expected to be one of several well-known candidates seeking to be the next Governor.

The Louisiana Office of State Parks is offering a special discount on overnight stays. Through the end of the year, campers can get four nights for the price of three…:

CUT 01(28)      “…Golsby”

Lawmen in New Orleans are trying to get a grip on shootings that occur ON Interstate 10. So far this year 25 people have been shot while in I-10 traffic; 7 have been killed, including the most recent victim…a 73-year-old man shot to death last Friday night. Police say road rage accounts for most. Personal disputes are behind the rest. No arrests have been made in 12 of the most recent incidents.

Republican Attorney General Jeff Landry becomes the first candidate to officially enter the 2023 governor’s race….
cut 2 (34) “…I’m Jeff Palermo”

Police say a deputy constable and a property manager were shot while trying to serve an eviction notice at an apartment in New Orleans east this morning. The search continues for the gunman. Officials say the shooting victims are stable and responsive at a local hosptial.

Lafayette Police are trying to figure out what led to yesterday’s murder spree committed by 36-year-old Andres Felix of Lafayette. He also took his own life. Senior Corporal Matthew Benoit says the first shooting death of Ross Chaisson happened around 10 AM and Felix then stole a vehicle and continued his shooting spree.
Cut 12 (08) “…third homicide.”
The third victim was his estranged wife, 43-year-old Kawana Felix.

The statewide average price for a gallon of regular gasoline shot up three cents from yesterday to $3.14 a gallon. And a gallon of diesel remains high at a statewide average of $4.50 a gallon. Triple-A’s Don Redman says the Russia-Ukraine conflict is keeping diesel well above four-dollars a gallon…
cut 8 (11) “…of diesel”

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry becomes the first candidate to officially announce he’s running for governor. The Republican from the Lafayette area released a six-minute announcement video today seeking the support of Louisiana voters in the 2023 gubernatorial election

Cut 9 (11)  “…and property.”

In the video Landry discussed the importance of parents having a voice in a child’s education and the crime that’s gripped major cities.

If you want to go camping this fall, there’s a deal to grab at Louisiana State Parks. Now through the end of December, you can get four nights for the price of three at any cabins at one of the state’s 21 parks. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says just enter the promo code KICKOFF2022 when you book at ReserveLaStateParks.com.

Cut 3 (07) “…for Halloween.” 

The statewide average price for a gallon of regular gasoline jumped nearly four-cents overnight to a statewide average of $3.14. Triple-A Fuel analyst Don Redman says a tight supply for gasoline and high demand has caused pump prices to rise and he expects prices to keep through the rest of 2022.

Cut 7 (12) “…prices down.”

And OPEC says they are slashing production by two percent.

Children’s Hospital in New Orleans says they are almost at full capacity because of the uptick in respiratory illness cases. With infections on the rise health officials are advising people to take flu shots early on. Pediatrician Dr. Marcella Houser with LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans says the symptoms seen in children are all common

Cut 13 (10) “…pediatrics office.”

The Saints return to work today looking to snap a three-game losing streak when they host Seattle in the Superdome on Sunday. NewOrleans-dot-football reporter Mike Triplett says most of the team’s struggles have been self-inflicted…
Cut 18 (14) “…been making.”
The Saints lead the league in fumbles and penalty yards.

LSU Quarterback Jayden Daniels leads the Tigers in rushing with 321 yards. Daniels says the coaches give him the freedom to take off when it’s there to pick up a first down with his legs…
cut 30 (17) “…want you to run”
The 25th ranked Tigers host eighth ranked Tennessee on Saturday.

UL-Lafayette suffered its third straight loss at the hands of South Alabama Saturday. Coach Michael Desormeaux says despite the recent outcomes the team is still putting themselves in positions to win, but have not been able to capture momentum and execute successfully for all four quarters…
Cut 16 (15) “…of a problem”
The Cajuns do not play again until a week from tonight when they are at Marshall.

In northeast Louisiana on Saturday it’s homecoming for ULM as they host Coastal Carolina, while La Tech takes on UTEP at Joe Aillet Stadium. It’s Hall of Fame weekend on the Ruston campus as former Bulldog football players punter Ryan Allen and cornerback Tramon Williams are going into the Hall.

The Pelicans opened the preseason last night with a 129-125 win over the Bulls. Zion Williamson scored 13 points in 15 minutes in his first game back since May of 2021.

The statewide average price for a gallon of regular gasoline jumped nearly four cents overnight to a statewide average of $3.14. Triple-A Fuel analyst Don Redman says a tight supply for gasoline and high demand has caused pump prices to rise, plus OPEC announced today it’s slashing production by two percent…

Cut 6 (08)  “…crude’s going to be” 

Redman expects prices to keep through the rest of 2022.

The Ochsner Transplant Institute has performed Louisiana’s first paired kidney donation transplant surgery. The recipient is 19-year-old Stephanie Morel of Loranger and the donor is all the way from Denmark, Marianne Poulsen. Ochsner Health transplant surgeon Doctor Dennis Sonnier says Marianne became interested in being a donor when her husband needed a kidney transplant…

Cut  11 (11)  “…kidney donation.”

Because Children’s Hospital is at almost full capacity for respiratory illnesses health officials are encouraging you and your children to get a flu shot as soon as possible. Pediatrician Dr. Marcella Houser with LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans says patients can go to a trusted doctor or pediatrician for a flu shot to help prevent intolerable symptoms.

Cut 15 (12) “…after it.”

The Queen of Country Music Loretta Lynn passed away Tuesday at the age of 90. She was among the many up-and-coming country music singers that appeared on the Louisiana Hayride. Chris Brown Archivist at Centenary College says the first time Lynn performed in 1963 and she wasn’t the headliner.

Cut 7 (11) “…Lynn performing.”

She appeared again in 1965 and then in 1970 in the show’s final year

Congressman Clay Higgins, who’s seeking re-election, says he has a plan to keep property insurers from leaving Louisiana after hurricanes hit. More from Kevin Gallagher…:

Cut 1 (32) “…I’m Kevin Gallagher.”

Lafayette Police say a suspect who went around the parish and fatally shot three people yesterday took his own life at a family member’s home. Authorities say 36-year-old Andres Jamal Felix of Lafayette shot and killed his estranged wife and two other individuals at three different locations. Police have not provided a motive.

Children’s Hospital in New Orleans says they are almost at full capacity because of the uptick in respiratory illness cases. With infections on the rise health officials are advising people to take flu shots early on. Pediatrician Dr. Marcella Houser with LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans says the symptoms seen in patients are all common

Cut 13 (10) “…pediatrics office.”

Loretta Lynn who passed away Tuesday was among the up-and-coming country music artists who appeared on the Louisiana Hayride. Three times in fact. Chris Brown Archivist at Centenary College says Lynn performed at the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium in 1963, 1965 and the show ended its primary run in 1970 but not before Lynn made one last appearance this time at the top of the bill.

Cut 9 (09)  “…Shreveport musicians.”

Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins introduces a bill to protect the availability of property insurance for Louisiana homeowners. In the past two years, nearly a dozen insurance companies have either failed or left the state. Higgins says his proposed federal legislation would help insurers remain financially stable by providing a tax break…:
Cut 4 (12) “…of the country.”
Higgins’ bill would allow insurance companies to deduct their cost of settlement payouts following a federally declared disaster.

19-year-old Stephanie Morel of Loranger has a lifelong friend from overseas after she received a kidney from a woman in Denmark. It’s Louisiana’s first international paired kidney donation transplant surgery. Ochsner transplant surgery Doctor Dennis Sonnier says Morel and her donor Marianne Poulsen recently met face-to-face…
cut 12 (09) “….emotional moment”

The Queen of Country Music, Loretta Lynn, has died. Brooke Thorington tells us about her three appearances on the Louisiana Hayride…
Cut 2 (35) “…I’m Brooke Thorington.”

The National Hurricane Center says it’s highly likely another tropical depression will form in the Caribbean Sea this week. But it appears this potential storm could be more of an issue for central America

Lafayette Police say 36-year-old Andres Jamal Felix went on a murder spree yesterday, fatally shooting three people, including his estranged wife, 43-year-old Kawanna Felix. Authorities say Andres Felix also fatally shot 25-year-old Paige Lewis and 29-year-old Ross Chaisson before taking his own life at a family members home. Authorities have not released a possible motive.

Pediatricians are seeing an uptick in respiratory illnesses. Whitney Thomas has more…
Cut 3 (31) “…I’m Whitney Thomas..”

The Ochsner Transplant Institute has performed Louisiana’s first paired kidney donation transplant surgery. The recipient is 19-year-old Stephanie Morel of Loranger and the donor is all the way from Denmark, Marianne Poulsen. Ochsner Health transplant surgeon Doctor Dennis Sonnier says Marianne first became interested in becoming a donor when her husband was in urgent need of a kidney transplant…
cut 11 (11) “…kidney donation”
Stephanie, Marianne, and their families had their emotional first meeting in New Orleans in August.

The Queen of Country Music Loretta Lynn passed away Tuesday at the age of 90. She was among the many up-and-coming country music singers that appeared in Shreveport on KWKH’s Louisiana Hayride. Chris Brown Archivist at Centenary College says the first time Lynn performed in 1963 at the Hayride she wasn’t the headliner.
Cut 7 (11) “…Lynn performing.”

Lafayette Police say a suspect who went around the parish and fatally shot three people yesterday took his own life at a family members home. Authorities say 36-year-old Andres Jamal Felix of Lafayette shot and killed his estranged wife and two other individuals at three different locations. Police have not provided a motive.

Congressman Clay Higgins, who’s seeking re-election, says he has a plan to keep property insurers from leaving Louisiana after hurricanes hit…
Cut 1 (32) “…I’m Kevin Gallagher.”

Health officials are seeing an increase in respriatory illnesses among children. The most common virus doctors are seeing is the Rhinovirus, Enterovirus and Influenza A. LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans Doctor Marcella Houser advises parents to have their children are vaccinated against the flu…
cut 14 (09) “….get it”

Classic country fans are mourning the death of Loretta Lynn, who died yesterday at the age of 90. Lynn performed several times in Shreveport on KWKH’s Louisiana Hayride. In 1965 she sang Hank Williams “Mind Your Own Business.” And while modern audiences remember Lynn for her songs celebrating independent women, archivist Chris Brown at Centenary College says this performance at the Municipal Auditorium was a bit different.
Cut 8 (11) “…founding interesting.”