The four major gubernatorial candidates are slated to appear tonight in a televised debate that will air on N-B-C affiliated stations across the state. L-S-U Political Science Professor Robert Hogan says Republicans Scott Angelle and Jay Dardenne will use this as their chance to prove to Louisianan’s why they should be elected over David Vitter…

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The debate, hosted by W-D-S-U T-V in New Orleans, will also be streamed online beginning at 6PM.

2015 Louisiana Seat Belt and Motorcycle Helmet Observation Survey found a record 86 percent of front seat passengers and drivers we’re using their seatbelt. But Louisiana Highway Safety Commission Executive Director Col. John LeBlanc says front seat seatbelt use among African Americans measured lower than other races…

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LeBlanc says 58 percent of drivers killed in Louisiana are not buckled up.

A recent survey paid for by The Advocate and W-W-L T-V, shows that 23-percent of Republicans in Louisiana support Ben Carson for President. Carson is followed by Donald Trump in the poll, who received 19-percent. On the Democrat side, 57-percent favor Hillary Clinton for president while Joe Biden received 22-percent.

Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame announces its 2016 induction class and once again it’s a star studded group of athletes and coaches. Michelle Southern reports…

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