The Supreme Court hears oral arguments over lawsuits filed by coastal parishes accusing oil and gas companies of causing erosion by drilling and exploration activity. Jeff Palermo reports.
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The Louisiana Department of Health reports flu case rates are decreasing, but flu activity is still high. On WRKF radio in Baton Rouge, Dr. Julio Figueroa, with LSU Health New Orleans, says one dominant strain this year is H3N2.
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Figueroa says if you think you have the flu, it’s best to get tested right away
Lane Kiffin is off to a hot start as the head coach at LSU. Yesterday, Kiffin landed a commitment from redshirt sophomore Sam Leavitt of Arizona State, who’s the top-rated quarterback in the transfer portal. Tiger Rag magazine editor Glenn Guilbeau says Leavitt is the full package.
In addition to Leavitt, LSU also received a commitment from redshirt freshman quarterback Landen Clark of Elon over the weekend. And LSU sophomore running back Caden Durham announced that he’s withdrawing his name from the transfer portal and returning in 2026 to play for the Tigers.
When you vote in the primary election this year, you will be limited to voting for members of your own political party for federal offices, the State Supreme Court, the Public Service Commission and BESE which are now in closed primaries. Steven Procopio, with the Public Affairs Research Council says if you have no party affiliation and vote in one party’s primary, you cannot vote in the other party’s runoff. And for those registered with so called third parties Procopio says…