Nine Louisiana families of multiple faiths and with children in public schools have joined together to file a federal lawsuit against Louisiana’s law mandating that public schools post the Ten Commandments in every classroom. Plantiff Joshua Herlands says the state is dividing children on religious lines and the new law has no education benefits…
cut 7 (12) “….religious text”
Republican U-S Senator Bill Cassidy says the Ten Commandments could help re-establish the nation’s moral code…
cut 28 (10) “…commit adultery”
The law is set to go into effect on January 1st and State Superintendent of Education Cade Brumley says he looks forward to implementing the law.

Heirloom Carbon Technologies is investing $475 million and will use another 550-million dollars from the federal government to build two plants that will take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
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We heard from Mississippi officials again yesterday in the investigation of Daniel Callihan and Victoria Cox. They face murder charges in both Mississippi and Louisiana for the death of a Loranger mother and her four-year-old child. Callihan admitted to the murders during his perk walk and Jackson Police Chief Joseph Wade says…
cut 16 (06) “…what he did”