In an interview with an LSU journalism student, Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy says he supports over-the-counter sales of birth control. Cassidy says he’s going along with the recommendation made by the College of Obstetrics and Gynecology…

cut 3 (08) “over the counter”

The clip was filmed for Tiger TV which is produced by LSU journalism student reporters and airs on campus.

Louisiana has petitioned the US Supreme Court to hear an appeal of Louisiana’s ban on gay marriage before the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals decides the case. Special counsel Kyle Duncan filed the request this week. Tulane Constitutional Law Professor, Keith Werhan, says the state may think that this issue is on the fast track to being decided in the Supreme Court…

cut 9 (11) “the Supreme Court”

Federal Judge Martin Feldman upheld Louisiana’s ban on same-sex marriage earlier this year.

According to the Centers for Disease Control there’s a widespread outbreak of the flu in Louisiana. Dr. Frank Welch, with the state Department of Health and Hospitals, says it’s not a designation the state wants, but we appear to be leading the pack…

cut 6 (10) “in Louisiana”

Louisiana is the only state in the Continental US with widespread flu cases.

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s office says a staff member at Red River Academy in Lecompte is under arrest for allegedly trying to rape a female teenage student. Lt. Tommy Carnline says the local police station requested deputy assistance into a criminal sexual conduct allegation at the residential-type school…

cut 12 (06) “with her”

Carnline says they were able to obtain enough probable cause to issue arrest warrants for 36-year-old Charles Allen of Cheneyville for 1 count of sexual battery, one count of attempted forcible rape and 1 count of prohibited sexual conduct between educator and student.

The Centers for Disease Control report a widespread outbreak of the flu in Louisiana. Eric Gill has more…
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There was a I-10 traffic nightmare around 8 o’clock this morning between Lafayette and Baton Rouge, as two 18-wheelers collided with another vehicle, and spilled diesel fuel near Grosse Tete (TATE). The I-10 was for about 6 hours for clean-up, and reopened mid-afternoon. State Troopers say there were no serious injuries.

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Republican Congressman and Senate Candidate Bill Cassidy says he is supporting the sale of over-the-counter birth control. Cassidy – who is pro-life – answered the question by an LSU journalism student on Tiger TV…
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Cassidy says he wants to keep big government out of the birth control business.

Rapides Parish Sheriff’s office says a staff member at Red River Academy in Lecompte is under arrest for allegedly trying to rape a female teenage student. Lt. Tommy Carnline says local law enforcement requested deputy assistance, and later determined they had enough probable cause to arrest 36 year-old Charles Allen of Cheneyville…
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Allen’s bond is set at $55 thousand dollars.

In an interview with an LSU journalism student on Tiger TV, Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy says he supports over-the-counter sales of birth control. Cassidy says that’s based on the recommendations made by the College of Obstetrics and Gynecology…
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The Centers for Disease Control reports a widespread outbreak of the flu in Louisiana. In fact, Louisiana is the only state in the Continental US with widespread cases. Dr. Frank Welch, with the state Department of Health and Hospitals, says visits to the doctor are on the increase…
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And Welch urges everyone to get a flu shot.

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A staff member at Red River Academy in LeCompte (la-COUNT) is under arrest for allegedly attempting to rape a a female teenaged student. Rapides Parish Sheriff’s office Lt. Tommy Carnline says their detectives began their investigation into the complaint by the young woman…:
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The charges are 1 count of sexual battery, another of attempted forcible rape, and 1 count of prohibited sexual conduct between educator and student.

Louisiana has filed a motion to have their case for the gay marriage ban heard in the nation’s highest court, before the Federal Appeals Court in New Orleans rules. A Federal Judge has already upheld Louisiana’s gay marriage ban, and the 5th Circuit will hold a hearing on the case next month.
cut 11 (08) “5th Circuit”
That’s Tulane Constitutional Law Professor Keith Werhan (WER-han).

A question by an LSU journalism student on Tiger TV about birth control got an answer from US Senate candidate Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy. He says he supports over-the-counter sales of birth control….
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Despite that stance, Cassidy has been endorsed by pro-life groups in this race.

According to the CDC, Louisiana is the only state in the continental U.S. reporting widespread flu cases. The predominant strain of flu now, H3N2, has mutated slightly…
CUT 7 (10) Q: “get that vaccine”
That’s Dr. Frank Welch with the State Department of Health and Hospitals.

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Louisiana has petitioned the US Supreme Court to hear an appeal of Louisiana’s ban on gay marriage before a federal appeals court rules. Eric Gill has more…
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In Union Parish, an Arkansas woman is dead and a Monroe man has been seriously injured in a single vehicle crash at the intersection of Highways 15 and 549. State Police say that fifty-nine year-old Thomas Bates of Monroe lost control, and rolled the vehicle. Neither Bates not 26 year-old Donyalle Harris were wearing seatbelts and were ejected.

The Centers for Disease Control reports a widespread outbreak of the flu in Louisiana. Eric Gill has more…:
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Louisiana has joined 16 other states in filing a federal lawsuit which questions President Obama’s recent executive order dealing with immigration. The lawsuit claims the President’s action violated the “Take Care Clause” of the Constitution which limits the scope of presidential power. In a statement, Governor Bobby Jindal says Congress should work together to secure the border and what the president did is wrong.

Louisiana has petitioned the US Supreme Court to hear an appeal of Louisiana’s ban on gay marriage before a federal appeals court rules. A Federal Judge has already upheld Louisiana’s ban on same-sex marriage earlier this year and the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals is scheduled to hear the appeal January 9th. Tulane Constitutional Law Professor, Keith Werhan (wer-HAN), says side-stepping the appeals court may not be the right move…:
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He says, now that there is a circuit split on the issue, Louisiana wants to make sure its case is heard in the nation’s highest court.

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s office says a staff member at Red River Academy in Lecompte is under arrest for allegedly trying to rape a female teenage student. They were able to obtain warrants for 36-year-old Charles Allen of Cheneyville who was arrested for 1 count of sexual battery, one count of attempted forcible rape.

**The Allen charge is “attempted” forcible rape**

A widespread flu outbreak has been reported in Louisiana by the Centers for Disease Control. They say we are the only state in the Continental US with widespread flu cases. Flu-bug expert Dr. Frank Welch with the state DHH says it’s important to remember that everybody in Louisiana who gets the flu, got it from someone else…:
CUT 8 (10) “from the flu”
He says if you do get the flu, stay home.

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s office says a staff member at Red River Academy in Lecompte is under arrest for allegedly trying to rape a female teenage student. Lt. Tommy Carnline says the local police station requested deputy assistance into a criminal sexual conduct allegation at the residential-type school…:
CUT 12 (06) “with her”
He says there was enough evidence to arrest 36-year-old Charles Allen of Cheneyville on charges including attempted forcible rape.

Louisiana has petitioned the US Supreme Court to hear an appeal of Louisiana’s ban on gay marriage before a federal appeals court rules. Special counsel Kyle Duncan filed the request this week. Tulane Constitutional Law Professor, Keith Werhan (wer-HAN), says the state may think that this issue is on the fast track to being decided in the Supreme Court…:
CUT 9 (11) “the Supreme Court”
Federal Judge Martin Feldman upheld Louisiana’s ban on same-sex marriage earlier this year.

Gas prices in Louisiana dropped another two cents overnight. The current statewide average for a gallon of regular is now $2.54.

A widespread flu outbreak has been reported in Louisiana by the Centers for Disease Control. They say we are the only state in the Continental US with widespread flu cases. Flu-bug expert Dr. Frank Welch with the state DHH says it’s important to remember that everybody in Louisiana who gets the flu, got it from someone else…:
CUT 8 (10) “from the flu”
He says if you do get the flu, stay home.

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s office says a staff member at Red River Academy in Lecompte is under arrest for allegedly trying to rape a female teenage student. Lt. Tommy Carnline says the local police station requested deputy assistance into a criminal sexual conduct allegation at the residential-type school…:
CUT 12 (06) “with her”
He says there was enough evidence to arrest 36-year-old Charles Allen of Cheneyville on charges including forcible rape.

Louisiana has petitioned the US Supreme Court to hear an appeal of Louisiana’s ban on gay marriage before a federal appeals court rules. Special counsel Kyle Duncan filed the request this week. Tulane Constitutional Law Professor, Keith Werhan (wer-HAN), says the state may think that this issue is on the fast track to being decided in the Supreme Court…:
CUT 9 (11) “the Supreme Court”
Federal Judge Martin Feldman upheld Louisiana’s ban on same-sex marriage earlier this year.

Gas prices in Louisiana dropped another two cents overnight. The current statewide average for a gallon of regular is now $2.54.

The Centers for Disease Control reports a widespread outbreak of the flu in Louisiana. In fact, Louisiana is the only state in the Continental US with widespread flu cases. Dr. Frank Welch, with the state Department of Health and Hospitals, says it’s not a designation the state wants, but we appear to be leading the pack…:
CUT 6 (10) “in Louisiana”
Welch says the best way to prevent the flu is to get a flu shot. He says if you get the flu, stay home until you’re better.

During an interview with an LSU student reporter on Tiger TV, Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy said he supports birth control being sold over the counter. The US-Senate candidate has been endorsed by pro-life groups, but on the issue of birth control, based on this interview with a Tiger TV reporter, he backs the sale of over the counter birth control…:
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A telephone poll on the sixth District Congressional runoff shows Republican Garret Graves with a six-percentage point lead over Democrat Edwin Edwards. Scott Carwile has more…:
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Louisiana has joined with 16 other states in a lawsuit challenging President Barack Obama’s recent executive order aimed at immigration. Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwel says the President’s plan violates the Constitution, because it rewrites and ignores current federal laws.

In an interview with an LSU journalism student on Tiger TV, Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy says he supports over-the-counter sales of birth control. Cassidy says he’s going along with the recommendation made by the College of Obstetrics (Ob-stet-trics) and Gynecology…:
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The clip was filmed for Tiger TV which is produced by LSU journalism student reporters and airs on campus.

In the final days before Saturday’s election, a new poll on the 6th District Congressional race shows Republican Garrett Graves with 53-percent of the vote while Democratic former governor Edwin Edwards has 47-percent. The Glascock Group surveyed 532 voters from across the district. Pollster Darrell Glascock says Edwards’ numbers are surprising…:
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He says the TV ads Edwards has started running are likely what’s helping his numbers.

Louisiana State Police say a woman from Arkansas died in a Union Parish crash that also seriously injured an occupant from northeast Louisiana last night. They say 59-year-old Thomas Bates of Monroe veered off Highway 15, crashed and flipped. Investigators say both Bates and passenger 26-year-old Donyalle Harris of Crossett Arkansas were not buckled up and were ejected. Harris was pronounced dead at the scene and Bates remains hospitalized with serious injuries.

LSP has teamed up with the state Office of Motor Vehicles to implement the “Parents Supervised Driving Program”. Eric Gill reports…:
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