The Revenue Estimating Conference meets today, and their findings could determine whether or not Governor John Bel Edwards will call another special session. Halen Doughty has more…:

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This morning the governor will join AT&T as they present a donation in support of the Jobs for America’s Graduates program in Louisiana.

Flood victims who are still living in hotels won’t have to move out until February 20th as FEMA has once again extended the deadline.

Even after a crazy year of weather in 2016, the crawfish crop seems to be doing just fine. LSU AgCenter Aquaculture Specialist Mark Shirley says the sizes of the mudbugs vary but the harvest is coming along fairly well. He says even though we aren’t seeing as great of a crop as last year, we’re still on par with the long term average…:
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Shirley says since it’s early in the season, the price for mudbugs will
but will drop later depending on supply and demand.

You’re likely starting to see more of your friends, family and co-workers coming down with the flu, as the state says every 100 people who visit the doctor have the virus. Immunization Medical Director Dr. Frank Welch says if higher risk people catch the flu, it could be dangerous.:
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Welch those in their mid-20-year-olds are most frequently being diagnosed with the flu.