3:30 LRN Newscast

Baton Rouge Police have released the photo of a man they want to talk with about the shooting that occurred just outside of LSU’s north gates while the Tigers were hosting South Carolina in Tiger Stadium. B-R-P-D is seeking the public’s help in identifying the person. Two people suffered non-life threatening injuries in the shooting. Baton Rouge Police Chief TJ Morse says they had officers nearby when gunfire rang out…

Cut 5 (06) “….of video evidence”

The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office is issuing an urgent warning about green fentanyl. Sheriff Gerald Sticker says the only difference between green fentanyl and regular fentanyl is the color.

Cut 13 (09)  “…100-percent deadly.”

Sticker says green fentanyl has been linked to an increase in opioid-related emergency calls throughout the Northshore and greater New Orleans.

 

Candidates who are running in next year’s federal elections must provide an update on their campaign finance totals tomorrow. State senator Blake Miguez says his campaign has more than two and a half million dollars in cash on hand…

Cut 8 (06) “….Cassidy this spring”

Cassidy is seeking his third-term as U-S Senator, but several Republicans are challenging him. They are Miguez, Treasurer John Fleming, Public Service Commissioner Eric Skrmetta and St. Tammany Parish councilwoman Kathy Seiden.

A longtime state lawmaker announces plans to run for local office. State Senator Alan Seabaugh says he’s running for District Attorney of Caddo Parish. LSU Shreveport political science professor Jeff Sadow says Sebaugh will challenge Democrat James Stewart and he believes Stewart has a slight edge….

Cut 11 (15) “….would be favored”