12:30 Newscast, July 27th, 2017

East Baton Rouge Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome condemns remarks made at a Metro Council meeting, where a community activist suggested the police ambush was justice for Alton Sterling. Arthur “Silky Slim” Reed told Mayor Pro-temp Scott Wilson justice has been served for Sterling:
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Broome says these remarks in no way reflect the views of her administration or the people of Baton Rouge.

The Cajun music community says goodbye to a legend, as D.L. Menard passed away at the age of 85. Executive Director of the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, Mike Shepherd, says Menard is best known for his hit song “The Back Door…:
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Born Doris Leon Menard, the zydeco music idol started playing music in the 40s.

The State Department of Education announces more than 6500 high school students earned college credit qualifying scores on AP exams in 2017, which is up 10 percent from last year. They say that’s a whopping 137 percent increase since 2012 that high school students are going to college ahead of the game. The department has been pushing schools to expand access to early college courses over the past five years.

ULM athletics director Nick Floyd said today during his introductory press conference says he wants to win at a high level. Last year Warhawks football, men’s basketball and baseball program all finished with losing records…:
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Floyd has 33 years in collegiate athletics management.