New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell publicly addresses the failed recall effort to remove her from office. The Governor’s office determined there were insufficient valid signatures submitted by the NOLATOYA group to force a recall election. Cantrell says she now wants to put the whole matter in the rearview mirror…:

CUT 06(07)      “…New Orleans.”

Nearly 40-thousand signatures were deemed invalid by the Orleans registrar.

Early childhood educators in Louisiana are getting active shooter training this week. Institute for Childhood Preparedness Director Andrew Roszak says this age group – zero to five – is often overlooked, and his group offers specialized instruction on how to respond and even prevent an active shooter…:

CUT 03(09)      “…response plans.”

Workshops are being held statewide this week.

The city of Abbeville moves closer to imposing a curfew in an effort to curb teen criminal activity. The council voted unanimously to put one in place for kids under 18; Sunday through Thursdays 8:30 p.m. until 5 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. No start date for the curfew has been set.

College basketball player Antoine Davis finished four points short of breaking LSU legend Pete Maravich’s NCAA career scoring record, and Davis is upset he didn’t get another game…:

CUT 02(30)      “…Jeff Palermo.”