We’re only eight days from the October 14th primary election, and U-S Senator John Kennedy has not endorsement anyone to be Louisiana’s next Governor. His only endorsement in a statewide race is Liz Murrill who has been Landry’s top prosecutor in the AG’s office. But LaPolictics.com Publisher Jeremy Alford says it’s a mystery why Kennedy has not endorsed anyone for Governor after he thought about running.
Cut 4 (12) “…Jeff Landry.”
Alford believes as the major Republican frontrunner, Landry does not need endorsements to carry him across the finish line.
Attorney Michael Arata representing the death row inmates filed an appeal today in an attempt to get the courts to rule that a settlement between the Louisiana Pardon Board and district attorneys illegal and says he’s hoping a judge will rule on his appeal by next Friday, which is the day the first of five death row inmates were expected to make their plea for a sentence of life in prison, instead of the death penalty….
Cut 9 (09) “…the board.”
Projections for the timing of the saltwater intrusion on the Mississippi River, threatening southeast Louisiana water systems has shifted for the better. Colonel Cullen Jones with the Army Corps of Engineers says increased rainwater from the north coming down the river and the underwater levee, or sill, is proving effective…
Cut 14 (12) “…into October.”
The heightening is expected to be completed by October 12th.
Louisianans could be breathing a collection ahhh as cooler weather is on the horizon. Lows Saturday morning will be in the mid-50s in the northern parishes and the mid-60s in the southern parishes. State climatologist Barry Keim says the high temperatures that will only reach into the seventies. On Sunday he says lows in north Louisiana will be in the upper-forties and in the fifties in the south. State Climatologist Barry Keim says one system is along the coast and the other is coming in from the north. Rain totals could be between and half inch to an inch or less…
Cut 11 (06) “…fan damn tastic.”
We’re only eight days from the October 14th primary election, and U-S Senator John Kennedy has not endorsement anyone to be Louisiana’s next Governor. His only endorsement in a statewide race is Liz Murrill who has been Landry’s top prosecutor in the AG’s office. But LaPolictics.com Publisher Jeremy Alford says it’s a mystery why Kennedy has not endorsed anyone for Governor after he thought about running.
Cut 4 (12) “…Jeff Landry.”
Alford believes as the major Republican frontrunner, Landry does not need endorsements to carry him across the finish line.
Attorney Michael Arata representing the death row inmates filed an appeal today in an attempt to get the courts to rule that a settlement between the Louisiana Pardon Board and district attorneys illegal and says he’s hoping a judge will rule on his appeal by next Friday, which is the day the first of five death row inmates were expected to make their plea for a sentence of life in prison, instead of the death penalty….
Cut 9 (09) “…the board.”
Projections for the timing of the saltwater intrusion on the Mississippi River, threatening southeast Louisiana water systems has shifted for the better. Colonel Cullen Jones with the Army Corps of Engineers says increased rainwater from the north coming down the river and the underwater levee, or sill, is proving effective…
Cut 14 (12) “…into October.”
The heightening is expected to be completed by October 12th.
Louisianans could be breathing a collection ahhh as cooler weather is on the horizon. Lows Saturday morning will be in the mid-50s in the northern parishes and the mid-60s in the southern parishes. State climatologist Barry Keim says the high temperatures that will only reach into the seventies. On Sunday he says lows in north Louisiana will be in the upper-forties and in the fifties in the south. State Climatologist Barry Keim says one system is along the coast and the other is coming in from the north. Rain totals could be between and half inch to an inch or less…
Cut 11 (06) “…fan damn tastic.”