House Majority Whip Steve Scalise received a roaring ovation when he returned to the U.S. Capitol this morning for the first time since he was seriously wounded by a gunman, who was killed by return fire. The Metairie native says while it was an evil act, he was able to see the goodness of people…
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60 minutes will have a feature on Scalise on Sunday night.

Sarita’s Grill & Cantina in Denham Springs was one of the first establishments to announce they would no longer air NFL games because of national anthem protests. General Manager Tony Melara says he is an immigrant and his family takes great pride in the American flag…:
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The state department of health has filed a law suit against several opioid manufacturers claiming they are responsible for the escalating opioid crisis. The suit alleges the drug companies fradulently marketed the risks and benefits of prescription opioids. But Legal Analyst Tim Meche says it seems like this is more about trial lawyers trying to make money rather than fight the epidemic….
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With aid slow to come to hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, Governor John Bel Edwards is asking Louisiana residents to donate diapers, non-perishable formula, baby wipes, bottles and nipples along with feminine care products. Mike Steele is with the governor’s office of homeland security and emergency preparedness….
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A list of collection sites can be found on the governor’s website.