Attorneys for the family of Alton Sterling, who was fatally shot by former Baton Rouge Officer Blane Salamoni, release a report alleging disturbing behavior by the officer at a crime scene in 2014…
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The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s office is mourning the loss of one of its deputies who was killed in a head-on collision in Mississippi. Corporal Jonathan Panks was reportedly driving back from his own bachelor party in Florida

There was a fatal U-T-V wreck in Natchitoches Parish on Sunday. State Police say a 16-year-old was driving the side-by-side, when the juvenile driver lost control. Trooper Scott Moreau says the vehicle began to overturn and the driver and his 40-year-old passenger were ejected. He says Amanda Preble of Ball died from her injuries, while the driver sustained minor injuries. The trooper says it’s illegal to operate A-T-Vs or side-by-sides on a public roadway…
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A 16-year-old Houma teen is dead following a single-vehicle wreck in which the driver was charged with a D-W-I. State Police Trooper Jesse LaGrange says 16-year-old Makayla Gregoire was unrestrained in the back seat of an S-U-V…
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LaGrange says the driver, 35-year-old Reva Hood of Houma had a .126 blood-alchol level, which is above the legal limit of .08.

A 40-year-old woman from Rapides Parish was killed in a U-T-V crash in Natchitoches Parish on Sunday. State Police Trooper Scott Moreau says a 16-year-old was driving the U-T-V and the juvenile lost control…
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Moreau says the juvenile received minor injuries, while the passenger, 40-year-old Amanda Preble, died from her injuries.

A teenager riding in the back of a SUV in Terrebonne Parish is dead after a fatal crash and the vehicle’s adult driver has been charged with her second DWI. State Trooper Jesse LaGrange says 35-year-old Reva Hood of Houma drove her GMC Yukon ran off the road, directly into a tree…
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LaGrange says the deceased victim, 16-year-old Makayla Gregoire of Houma, was not wearing a seat belt.

After a four-decade plus wait, Delhi native and former LSU star Johnny Robinson is finally in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Robinson was a standout safety for the Kansas City Chiefs. His last game was in 1971 and he wondered why he didn’t get elected into the Hall of Fame sooner, but learned God had another plan…
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Also getting into the Hall, Leesville’s Kevin Mawae and Desterhan’s Ed Reed.

Medical marijuana will finally be available in Louisiana on Tuesday. Kevin Barnhart has the story.
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Shreveport Police have called a 2 PM press conference to discuss the fatal shooting of a one-month old child early Saturday morning in the Sunset Acres neighborhood. The Caddo Parish Coroner’s office says Queen Dean was struck in the head. Shreveport Police say the infant was hit by a bullet from a drive-by-shooting on the home.

Tomorrow begins the three-day sign-up period for qualifying for the October 12th election. The governor’s race gets top billing, while Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon is facing a well-funded challenger by the name of Tim Temple. Political analyst Clancy Dubos says the other statewide elected officials are not facing strong challengers, but anything could happen before the sign-up period ends on Thursday at 4:30 PM…
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Three men with strong connections to Louisiana were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this past weekend. Former Leesville and LSU star Kevin Mawae was enshrined after a 16-year career in the NFL, in which he made eight Pro Bowls. During his acceptance speech, Mawae thanked numerous former teammates and coaches, including his first offensive line coach at LSU, Kenny Ferro…
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29 people were killed in two mass shootings over the weekend. Jeff Palermo has the reaction from elected officials in Louisiana…
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The St. Tammany Sheriff’s office is mourning the loss of one of their deputies who was killed in a head-on collision in Mississippi. Corporal Jonathan Panks was reportedly driving back from his own bachelor party in Florida. Mississippi Highway Patrol says another driver on I-10 crossed the median and hit Panks head-on.

After numerous delays, medical marijuana will finally be available at nine licensed pharmacies around the state tomorrow. Pharmacist at Medicis in Lafayette James Thibodaux says the product will come in a droplet form that goes under the tongue with three different strengths to choose from. Other variations are expected in the near future.
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Medical marijuana is not covered by insurance and a bottle will cost between 90 and 200-dollars.

New Orleans attorney Randy Boudreaux files a lawsuit against the Louisiana Supreme Court and the Louisiana State Bar Association saying attorneys are unconstitutionally forced to pay bar fees. General Counsel at the Pelican Institute James Baehr says the association does not handle regulation like similar organizations in other states.
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The Louisiana State Bar Association says it’s in compliance with the law and denies the allegations that are contained in the lawsuit.

Medical marijuana products will be delivered to nine licensed pharmacies tomorrow. An eligible patient will need to be diagnosed as having one of the qualifying conditions and have a prescription from a physician. Pharmacist at Medicis in Lafayette James Thibodeaux says the process is similar to filling other prescriptions.
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A three-day qualifying period begins tomorrow for the October 12th election. Republican Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain will likely face two Democratic challengers. They claim Strain has dragged his feet on making medical marijuana available to the public. Political Analyst Clancy Dubos says the release of the medicinal pot comes at a good time for Strain…
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Democrats Margee Green and Charlier Greer are Strain’s opponents.

The Louisiana State Bar Association is facing a lawsuit from lawyers who say paying dues to the Bar Association violates their freedom of speech. General Counsel at the Pelican Institute James Baehr says the association will use the dues to lobby for issues that might not represent the members who foot the bill…
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The Louisiana State Bar Association says it is complying with the law.

Louisiana was in the spotlight on Saturday in Canton, Ohio for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductions. Three men with strong ties to Louisiana were enshrined. Former Destrehan star Ed Reed was born in Charity Hospital in New Orleans and later moved to St. Rose. He says that’s where it really began for him…
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Former LSU stars Johnny Robinson and Kevin Mawae were also inducted.

Qualifying for the fall statewide elections begin tomorrow and most of the incumbents outside of the governor’s race are not facing any serious challengers…
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State Police allege 35-year-old Reva Hood of Houma was impaired while behind the wheel in a fatal wreck that killed 16-year-old Makayla Gregoire early Sunday. The vehicle hit a tree, Gregoire died, but Hood was not injured. And State Police say a 16-year-old driving a U-T-V led to a fatal wreck that killed her 40-year-old passenger in Natchitoches Parish. Amanda Preble of Ball is the deceased victim.

Medical marijuana will begin to make its way to the nine licensed pharmacies around the state tomorrow. Pharmacist at Medicis in Lafayette James Thibodeaux says the price for a bottle is between 90 and 200-dollars..
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The first batches of medical marijuana will be available in a liquid and patients will use a dropper to put under their tongue.

After a four-decade plus wait, Delhi native and former LSU star Johnny Robinson is finally in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Robinson was a standout safety for the Kansas City Chiefs. His last game was in 1971 and he wondered why he didn’t get elected into the Hall of Fame sooner, but learned God had another plan…
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Also getting into the Hall, Leesville’s Kevin Mawae and Desterhan’s Ed Reed.

Medical marijuana products are being distributed by LSU and GB Sciences to the nine licensed pharmacies across the state on Tuesday.
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Two more mass shootings in the U-S this past weekend brings the total to 251 this year according to the Gun Violence Archive. Twelve of those mass shootings occurred in Louisiana based on the data they released. Three of the incidents happened in Shreveport, one in Alexandria and the rest in southeast Louisiana.

Tomorrow is qualifying for the fall election, and while most eyes are on the governor’s race, there are other statewide races. The most competitive appears to be Insurance Commissioner, where incumbent Jim Donelon is taking on Tim Temple, who has invested 800-thousand dollars in his own campaign. Political analyst Clancy Dubos…
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Ag Commissioner Mike Strain is facing two challengers, while the rest of the statewide elected officials are not facing any significant challengers at this time.

Three men with strong connections to Louisiana were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this past weekend. Former Leesville and LSU star Kevin Mawae was enshrined after a 16-year career in the NFL, in which he made eight Pro Bowls. During his acceptance speech, Mawae thanked numerous former teammates and coaches, including his first offensive line coach at LSU, Kenny Ferro…
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