1:30 LRN Newscast

Starting this season, Pelicans fans can watch their team on TV for free. Greg Bensel with the Pelicans says the new rights deal with Gray Media will give many more fans the opportunity to watch games on TV.

Cut 3 (12) “…seven-million new viewers.”

The 11 stations that will carry Pelicans games will all form the Gulf Coast Sports and Entertainment Network.

This week marks Voter Registration Week, with efforts underway to ensure residents are prepared for the upcoming November 5th election. Secretary of State’s spokesperson Joel Watson reminds citizens to register or update their registration by visiting GEAUX-VOTE-DOT-COM.

Cut 6 (12) “…October 15th or online.”

GEAUX-VOTE-DOT-COM

Governor Jeff Landry’s request for a major disaster declaration for the state was approved by the White House following Hurricane Francine and the flooding that hit the state. GOHSEP External Affairs spokesperson Scott Adams says the approval ensures that federal funding is available for various programs including temporary housing, home repairs, and other programs designed to aid individuals and business owners in rebuilding.

Cut 10 (07) “…federal government.”

Through three weeks of the season, LSU ranks dead last in the Southeastern Conference in points per game allowed and they rank third to last in total defense, allowing 380 yards a game. But Coach Brian Kelly says he likes his linebackers, he says the defensive line is coming along, and believes the secondary can play at a higher level

Cut 16 (12)   “…we did that”