09:30 LRN Newscast November 22nd

Law enforcement have begun discussions on how they’ll handle potential protests once the U.S. Justice Department releases its results of the investigation into the police shooting death of Alton Sterling. State Police Colonel Mike Edmonson says they’ll do everything they can to help people protest safely…
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It’s still unknown when federal investigators will complete their review of the shooting.

The Humane Society of Louisiana says there’s been a 50-percent increase this year in the number of abused and neglected horses. Executive Director Jeff Dorson says the problem is there’s a surplus of horses…
cut 5 (10) “…or care”
Dorson says don’t buy a horse if you can’t afford to take care of it.

The Beauregard Parish Gothic Jail is now open for tours, according to Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser. Halen Doughty has more…
Voicer 3 (30) “I’m Halen Doughty”

There’s a threat of severe weather for northwest Louisiana tonight. Forecasters say the main threats are damaging wind gusts and hail and the storm system should move the through the area between 5 PM and the overnight hours. The line of storms should move through central Louisiana tomorrow morning.