9:30 am Newscast

Cleanup and recovery continues in the Louisiana’s coastal parishes. In Terrebonne Parish, President Jason Bergeron says one of the biggest challenges is that power poles are in hard to reach areas such as marshes and swamps.

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In St. Mary Parish, President Sam Jones says things are almost all the way back to normal.

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Second Harvest Food Bank is working to address the immediate needs of communities in those parishes impacted by Hurricane Francine, providing  food, water, and essential supplies to those affected by the storm. President and CEO Natalie Jayroe

Cut 10 (09) “…lives back together.”

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Entergy crews are working around the clock to restore power to everyone left in the dark by Francine. Andrew Greenstein reports.

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The 16th ranked LSU football Tigers kick off SEC play this morning in facing South Carolina.Tigers Coach Brian Kelly expects the Gamecocks to use their run game to move the ball down the field…

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Kick off in Columbia is this morning at 11.