07:30 LRN Newscast November 22nd

There is a heightened awareness among law enforcement for potential protests once the U.S. Justice Department announces its results of its investigation into the shooting of Alton Sterling. The 37-year-old black man was fatally shot in July after a scuffle with two white Baton Rouge police officers. Police Chief Carl Dabadie says they are working on a plan to deal with protests as least aggressively as possible….
cut 7 (10) “…wanna say”
It’s still unclear when the Justice Department will finish its investigation or whether there will be any charges.

There’s a marginal risk of severe weather for northwest Louisiana tonight. The National Weather Service says a line of thunderstorms will move through the area later today, and there’s a chance for very heavy rain, especially during the overnight hours.

The names of soon to be jobless Republican politicians have been mentioned as part of President-elect Trump’s administration. Emelie Gunn has more…
Cut 2 (24) “I’m Emelie Gunn”

The Humane Society of Louisiana is concerned about the high number of complaints they’re receiving about neglected horses. HSL Director Jeff Dorson says dozens of horses, sometimes several at a time have been found in various stages of starvation by Humane Society members…
cut 4 (09) “more responsible”