The good news is that drought-stricken Louisiana is about to get some rain, the bad news is that it could be a little too much. State Climatologist Barry Keim says the system is forecast to begin early Sunday into Tuesday and unfortunately we could see some flooding…:
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He says three to six inches of rain is possible throughout the state.

Tomorrow is Election Day — so are there any surprises in order in the governor’s race? LaPolitics.com publisher Jeremy Alford says with Democrat John Bel Edwards nearly a lock to make the runoff, the big shocker we could see is whether Republicans Scott Angelle or Jay Dardenne can catch Senator David Vitter for the second runoff spot…:
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Polls are open from 7am-8pm.

The Amite Police Department says a couple was arrested after their 4-year-old child brought a loaded gun to school this morning. They say the child was showing it off and the parents, 36 year old Kenji Steptoe and his wife Kenisha Steptoe were charged with contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile.

Today is a good day to familiarize yourself with the ballot you’ll face tomorrow on Election Day. Secretary of State’s Office spokeswoman Meg Casper says it’s online at GeauxVote.com and on the GeauxVote app…:
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She says you’ll have three minutes in the booth.

A restaurant in Destin called Harry T’s denied an LSU fan inside and when he told the story on Facebook, the Tiger Nation got angry. Don Bass, a chief criminal deputy in Mississippi, says he asked why he wasn’t allowed in, and the owner of Harry T’s emailed him and said LSU fans have a bad name at the establishment. That email went viral and the backlash was enough for Harry T’s to do a complete 180, but Bass says he’s never going back…:
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