Insurance Commissioner-Elect Tim Temple wants to see a special session of the legislature called early next year so they can make changes to property insurance market so it results in more insurance providers writing policies

Cut 7 (11) “…on crime.” 

LSU Womens Basketball is ranked number 1 in the AP Preseason poll for the first time in history. The Players have received a lot of well deserved accolades and attention but could it all be a distraction for the team. Coach Mulkey seems to have a focused team. Voice of the Women’s Basketball Patrick Wright says…

Cut 15 (08) “…definitely no”

The state treasurer’s race is in a runoff between Republican John Fleming and Democrat Dustin Granger. Fleming previously served four-terms in Congress and worked in the Trump administration.  He’s also a physician and a businessman and says he wants to use his experience as a businessman to improve the state’s economy…

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Granger, is a financial advisor from Lake Charles. He says Louisiana’s economy does not work because it gives tax breaks to big businesses…

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The election will be held on November 18th.

Insurance Commissioner Elect Tim Temple has formed an advisory council to come up with policy solutions to make insurance more affordable. Jeff Palermo has the story…

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Authorities have arrested 71-year-old Roger Dale Broderick after he shot at several juveniles wrapping his home in toilet paper. Deputies say they responded to a shots fired report on South Frontage Road around midnight in Welsh. Broderick was charged with aggravated assault with a firearm

Following Govenor-Elect Jeff Landry’s win over the weekend, LSU Manship School of Mass Communication Chair and Professor Robert Mann says he will step down after the spring semester of next year.  Landry sent an aide to an LSU Faculty Senate meeting to read a letter stating vaccine mandates violated people’s right to religious freedom. Mann tweeted “sending some flunkie to read a letter attacking COVID vaccines.

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Mann has been with LSU for more than 17 years. He says he’s concerned about the future of higher education in the Bayou State under Landry’s leadership.

Louisiana is ranked 48^th in the nation for the health of its women and children according to a new report. United Health Care Pediatrician Dr. Arethusa Kirk….

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Kirk says an increase in overdose deaths among adult women helped produce the negative ranking…

Robert Mann, the Chair of LSU Manship School of Mass Communication, says he’s made the decision to leave the university after an 18-year career following Governor-Elect Jeff Landry’s victory. A war of words between Mann and Jeff Landry, who was Attorney General, resulted in Landry requesting President Tate to fire him. Mann says he’s concerned about the future of higher education in the Bayou State under Landry’s leadership.

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Insurance Commissioner-Elect Tim Temple has formed an Insurance Advisory Council to look at issues involving property, automobile, life, and health insurance.  Temple says at his website Temple-for-Louisiana-dot-com, click the tab that reads transition team and you can offer suggestions on how to make insurance more affordable…

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Temple has selected five individuals to help develop specific policy solutions.

The Bayou State ranks 48^th in the nation for the health of its women and children. United Health Care Pediatrician Dr. Arethusa Kirk says another concerning statistic, a 55-percent increase in firearm deaths among children.

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Kirk says the Bayou State has a high enrollment in early childhood education, a lot of women have a dedicated health care provider and are going for well-women visits…

Orleans Parish D-A Jason Williams and his 76-year-old mother were carjacked last night in the Lower Garden District. Two armed people approached Williams as he was helping his mother out of his black Lincoln Navigator in the 1000 block of Race Street. Williams told WWL-TV he’s glad to be alive and nobody pulled a trigger. Williams and his mother were not injured. No arrests have been made.

Chair of LSU Manship School of Mass Communication, Robert Mann has announced his resignation at the end of the school year. Teiko Foxx explains why…

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Juveniles toilet papering a home in Welch has led to the arrest of the homeowner. Deputies arrested 71 year old Roger Dale Broderick after responding to a report of shots fired. Around midnight, Broderick caught juveniles in the act of toilet papering his home and fired a handgun. He has been charged with Aggravated assault with a firearm.

Insurance Commissioner-Elect Tim Temple has formed an Insurance Advisory Council. Temple has selected five individuals to help develop specific policy solutions to aggressively tackle the insurance crisis

Cut 6 (10) “…regulatory solution.”

The advisory council will look at issues involving property, automobile, life and health insurance.

A new report ranks Louisiana 48th in the country for the health of its women and children. Factors such as an increase in overdose deaths among adult women and high infant mortality rate helped produce the negative ranking. Pediatrician Dr. Arethusa Kirk with United Health Care says the report does contain some bright spots for Louisiana, the Bayou State has a high enrollment in early childhood education, a lot of women have a dedicated health care provider and are going for well-women visits…

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LSU Manship School of Mass Communication Chair, Robert Mann is stepping down at the end of the academic year. In December 2021, Governor Elect Jeff Landry sent an aide to an LSU Faculty Senate meeting to read a letter stating vaccine mandates violated people’s right to religious freedom. In response, Mann tweeted “sending some flunkie to read a letter attacking COVID vaccines.”

Cut 4 (13) “…my speech”

Mann has been with LSU for 18 years and has been a vocal critic of state government not spending money to build the school a new campus library.

Georgetown Police Chief, George Hinds has been arrested, accused of accepted cash during a traffic stop.  After receiving a complaint of malfeasance, 51 year old Hinds was booked into the Grant Parish Sheriff’s Jail. Louisiana State Police who are leading an ongoing investigation provided no further details.

Three statewide races are also in a runoff, attorney general, secretary of state and state treasurer. The governor’s race has been decided. La Politics Dot Com Publisher, Jeremy Alford says interest will be low for the November 18th general election and he doesn’t see it approaching the 36-percent we had for the primary…

Cut 15 (05) “…because of it.”

For the first time in program history, LSU Women’s Basketball will enter the season as the nation’s top-ranked team! The Lady Tigers were nearly a unanimous choice in the Preseason AP poll that came out Tuesday. Many players from Last year’s national championship team are returning and they added the top two players out of the transfer portal and have the nation’s No. 1 ranked recruiting class.

The Tigers will host their first of two exhibition games Next Thursday, October 26 against East Texas Baptist. The other exhibition in the PMAC will be on November 1 against Loyola (New Orleans). The Tigers will begin their season on November 6 in Las Vegas against No. 20 Colorado

LSU Manship School of Mass Communication Chair, Robert Mann says he will step down at the end of the academic year following Governor-Elect Jeff Landry’s victory. Mann said he doesn’t want Landry to punish the school because of his presence.
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Mann has been with LSU for 18 years and has been a vocal critic of state government not spending money to build the school a new campus library.

Governor-Elect Jeff Landry has been quiet since his big election victory on Saturday night. Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat says Landry has an extra month to prepare for his administration by winning in the primary, instead of a November run-off…
cut 6 (13) “…Louisiana”
Landry will be sworn in on January 6th.

A new report ranks Louisiana 48th in the country for the health of its women and children. Pediatrician Dr. Artethusa Kirk with United Health Care says an increase in overdose deaths among adult women helped produce the negative ranking…
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Another concerning statistic, a 55-percent increase in firearm deaths among children. A high infant mortality rate is also a challenge for Louisiana.

LSU’s offense ranks among the best in the country in seven different categories. Coach Brian Kelly says what this group is doing is special…
cut 19 (12) “…..remarkable stuff”
The high scoring LSU Tigers host Army on Saturday night.

Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson from the Shreveport-Bossier area says he will run for House Speaker if Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio doesn’t get elected.  ULM Political Science Professor Dr. Joshua Stockley says Johnson is a more conservative Republican and is unsure if he will get the 217 votes needed to become the next House Speaker.

Cut 10 (11) “…of leadership.”

Last week, U-S domestic oil production surpassed the record high set before the pandemic. Republicans claim President Biden’s policies are reducing fossil fuel production. But LSU Interim Director of Energy Studies Greg Upton says that’s certainly the case when it comes to new exploration in the Gulf of Mexico…

Cut 8 (09) “…been implemented.” 

After eight years under Democratic leadership, what will state government look like when Governor-Elect Jeff Landry takes office? Colleen Crain takes a look.

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Principal Jason St. Pierre of Walker High School has been granted sick leave for the rest of the year following backlash for his response to a video of Walker High student Kaylee Timonet dancing at an off-campus party. St. Pierre asked her about her religion and stripped her place on student government and of a scholarship opportunity. But apologized and reinstated her position and offered his help for scholarship opportunities.

U-S domestic oil production hit an all-time high last week, surpassing the previous record high set before the pandemic. The Biden Administration has been criticized for being unfriendly to the oil and gas industry. But LSU Interim Director of Energy Studies Greg Upton says White House policies have not slowed production….
Cut 7 (13) “…produce them.”

The police chief in the small town of Georgetown in Grant Parish has been arrested after he allegedly collected a cash payment during a traffic stop. 51-year-old George Hinds has been charged with malfeasance. State Police is leading the investigation.

Orleans Parish D-A Jason Williams and his 76-year-old mother were carjacked last nightin the Lower Garden District. They were not injured.

The US House will try again later this morning to elect a new U-S Speaker. Ohio’s Jim Jordan is trying to secure enough votes….
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That’s ULM Political Science Professor Joshua Stockley. Louisiana’s Mike Johnson says if Jordan doesn’t get elected, he’ll run for Speaker.

20 legislative seat races are headed to a November run-off. La-politics-dot-com publisher Jeremy Alford says Livonia Representative Jeremy LaCombe faces a tough re-election bid from a fellow Republican Tammi Fabre. Alford says Lacombe has been a target of conservative republicans…
cut 14 (12) “….this run-off”
The election is November 18th.

Shreveport-Bossier Congressman Mike Johnson says he will run for House Speaker if Jim Jordan of Ohio doesn’t get elected. Teiko Foxx spoke with ULM Political Science Professor Dr. Joshua Stockley..:
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We will soon learn more about Governor-Elect Jeff Landry’s plans for Louisiana. Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat says Landry’s agenda will be in line with his gubernatorial campaign…:
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Landry will be sworn in on January 8th.

Twenty legislative races are headed to a run-off; 18 on the House side and two state Senate races will be decided November 18th. La-Politics-dot-com publisher Jeremy Alford says looking back at last Saturday, several competitive state senate races were decided with Blake Miguez, Alan Seabaugh and Patrick Connick all winning…:
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Three statewide races are also in a runoff, attorney general, secretary of state and state treasurer.

Livingston Parish School officials said the Walker High School Principal accused of citing religion while discipling a student for a video showing her dancing at an off-campus homecoming party has been granted sick leave for the remainder of the year. Jason St. Pierre made the request after receiving massive backlash over his punishment of Kaylee Timonet which including removing her from student government and a scholarship opportunity.