Funeral services are underway in Ferriday for rock n roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis. The funeral is taking place at Young’s Funeral Home and Owner of Mid-South Broadcasting Jim Bob Allgood says there should be a big crowd to say goodbye to the man who’s been wowing audiences since he was 13…:

CUT 16(16)  “…on Saturday.”

The service is being streamed on mid-south-dot-tv.

Don’t forget to set the clocks back one hour tonight as we return to Standard Time. No one likes time changes some prefer extra daylight in the morning others in the evening LSU Health New Orleans psychologist Dr. Michelle Moore…:

CUT 11(08)      “…normally wake up.”

State Police graduate 23 newly trained cadets Friday, which should help with a manpower shortage. Trooper Sgt. Monroe Dillon says the accelerated cadet grads are not complete rookies, and they’ll be added to troops statewide to help the veterans…:

CUT 08(08)      “…the police.”

The drawing for tonight’s Powerball Jackpot hits an all-time high at $1.6 billion, with a cash value of $782-million. Louisiana Lottery spokesman Dustin Annison says that is driving ticket sales. From August 6th through to Thursday over $25-million in tickets in Louisiana alone…:

CUT 04(08)      “…in Louisiana.”

It’s been since 2018 that anyone in Louisiana has scored a Powerball jackpot…so we’re due.

Baton Rouge Police are investigating the Monday night death of a 20-month-old boy from fentanyl in his system. Officials says Jahrei Paul was rushed to a hospital but didn’t survive. The case remains under investigation and DCFS released a statement that they are deeply grieved over the loss of the child and Louisiana law prevents them from commenting on the case.

The Powerball Jackpot skyrockets to its highest ever at $1.6 billion for tonight’s drawing.

Cut 1 (30)  “…I’m Jeff Palermo.”

Funeral services for rock n roll legend and Ferriday native get underway at 11 am in Jerry Lee Lewis’ hometown. The Killer died a week ago Friday at the age of 87.

As a front makes its way through the state this morning bringing us plenty of much-needed rain, there are also six college football games in Louisiana today, with the big one taking place at 6 PM in Tiger Stadium between LSU and Alabama. State Climatologist Barry Keim says most of the severe stuff should be done early afternoon…

Cut 14 (07)  “..with rain” 

We set the clocks back tonight, for the return of Central Standard Time. LSU Health New Orleans psychologist Dr. Michelle Moore says while some love the change it does mess with a lot of us…:

CUT 10(06)      “…comes in.”

At 2AM Sunday morning time instantly returns to 1 AM so enjoy that extra hour and don’t forget to check your Powerball Numbers before you go to bed also.

Chances are you are waking up to the sound of rain this morning in the Bayou State as a front stretching from southwest Louisiana all the way up to Michigan makes its way eastward through the Central Time Zone. That front is also bringing wind and some heavy thunderstorms so remain weather aware today and keep that umbrella handy.

Speaking of the Central Time Zone…. (Turn Back Time – Cher) well tonight you can, you’ll want to set you clocks back an hour before you go to bed tonight as Day Light Saving officially ends at 2AM Sunday and we return to standard time. And while it takes a few days to adjust to the time change Dr. Michelle Moore, Chief of Psychology at LSU Health New Orleans says gaining daylight in the morning can improve your mood and…

Cut 9 (07)  “…during the morning.”

On the downside, if you’re used to having extra daylight at the end of the day the time change is a disappointment.

The drawing for Saturday’s Powerball Jackpot hits an all-time high at $1.6 billion, with a cash value of $ 782 million. Louisiana Lottery Spokesperson Dustin Annison says the current multi-state Powerball Jackpot has been growing since August 6^th

Cut 3 (06) “…in history.” 

A Louisiana legend will be laid to rest today as funeral services will be held for rock n roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis. The funeral will take place at Young’s Funeral Home at 11 A-M in Ferriday. Owner of Mid-South Broadcasting Jim Bob Allgood says one of the three cousins of Ferriday is one of the speakers

Cut 15 (12) “…Clyde Ray Webber”

The funeral services will be streamed on mid-south-dot-tv. The Killer died last Friday at the age of 87.

Baton Rouge Police are investigating the Monday night death of a 20-month-old boy from fentanyl in his system. Officials report little Jahrei Paul was rushed to a hospital, but didn’t survive. A blood test revealed fentanyl in his system. The circumstances under which the baby ingested the drug are under investigation.

The Powerball jackpot has grown to a record-high $1.6-billion for Saturday night’s drawing. A single winner selecting to take a lump-sum payment would collect about $782-million. Louisiana Lottery spokesman Dustin Annison says that kind of money is perhaps worth risking a few dollars on tickets. He says take comfort in knowing that money goes to worthy use…:

CUT 05(11)      “…education.”

Louisiana joined Powerball back in 1995. Since then we have had 17 jackpot winners; the last one in 2018.

The Louisiana State Police has graduated its first accelerated cadet class, which includes only former law enforcement officers. Sgt. Monroe Dillon says it’s a big day for State Police…:

CUT 06(08)      “…be awesome.”

Dillon says this class of 23 will bring LSP up to approximately 950 troopers. Each regional troop will get 2 or 3 new troopers. Another 65-cadet academy will begin in early 2023.

Don’t forget to set your clocks back an hour Saturday night as Central Daylight Time ends. And while it takes a few days to adjust to the time change Dr. Michelle Moore, Chief of Psychology at LSU Health New Orleans, says gaining daylight in the morning is usually a good thing…:

CUT 09(07)      “…during the morning.”

Rains moving through Louisiana should be ending in time for the LSU-Bama game in Tiger Stadium. However tailgating could be a soggy situation. Bring a poncho.

Northwest and north central Louisiana are under an enhanced risk for severe weather tonight and into the overnight hours. Matt Hemingway with the National Weather Service in Shreveport says a strong cold front will collide with warm air to create severe thunderstorms…:

CUT 12(06)      “…also tornadoes.”

He says straight-line winds of up to 80 miles per hour and hail as large as golf balls are possible. The bad weather should move on through the state by afternoon.

Don’t forget to set the clocks back one hour Saturday night, as Central Standard Time returns. No one likes time changes. Some prefer daylight time; some prefer standard. LSU psychologist Dr. Michelle Moore…:

CUT 11(08)      “…normally wake up.”

She says it’s all about your body’s circadian rhythms.

The drawing for Saturday’s Powerball Jackpot hits an all-time high at $1.6 billion, with a cash value of $782-million. Louisiana Lottery spokesman Dustin Annison says that is driving ticket sales. From August 1^st through to yesterday, over $25-million in tickets in Louisiana alone…:

CUT 04(08)      “…in Louisiana.”

It’s been since 2018 that anyone in Louisiana has scored a Powerball jackpot…so we’re due.

Rock and country legend Jerry Lee Lewis will be laid to rest tomorrow in his hometown of Ferriday, in Concordia Parish. He died last week at age 87. Memorial services are scheduled for 11 AM at Young’s Funeral Home, and will be streamed online at “MidSouth.tv”.

Heavy rains expected tomorrow across Louisiana should be clearing Baton Rouge in time for kickoff of the LSU – Alabama game. Kickoff is at 6 PM in Tiger Stadium.

The Powerball Jackpot skyrockets to its highest ever at $1.6 billion for Saturday’s drawing…:

CUT 01(30)      “…Palermo.”

We set the clocks back Saturday, for the return of Central Standard Time. LSU Health psychologist Dr. Michelle Moore says, yes, it does mess with a lot of us…:

CUT 10(06)      “…comes in.”

A Louisiana legend will be laid to rest on Saturday as funeral services will be held for rock n roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis. The funeral will take place at Young’s Funeral Home at 11 A-M in Ferriday. Owner of Mid-South Broadcasting Jim Bob Allgood says there should be a big crowd to say goodbye to the man who’s been wowing audiences since he was 13…:

CUT 16(16)      “…on Saturday.”

State Police graduate 23 newly trained cadets, which should help with a manpower shortage. Trooper Sgt. Monroe Dillon says the accelerated cadet grads are not complete rookies, and they’ll be added to troops statewide to help the veterans…:

CUT 08(08)      “…the police.”

Another LSP academy of 65 cadets will start up in February.

More state troopers will soon be patrolling Louisiana, as the LSP graduated its first accelerated cadet class. LSP’s Sgt. Monroe Dillon says these 23 new cadets brings the total force to 950 officers. He says each individual troop will get 2 or 3 new troopers…:

CUT 07  (07)        “…they’re going.”

He says LSP is still over 200 troopers short of where they need to be.

There a risk of some possible severe weather moving through tonight and into tomorrow – especially in northern parishes.  What about the LSU –Bama game tomorrow night in Tiger Stadium? State Climatologist Barry Keim says it should have cleared off well before kickoff…:

CUT 14  (07)        “…with rain.”

The coroner in Baton Rouge says a 1 & 1/2-year-old boy died Monday night from fentanyl in his system. The baby boy was rushed to a hospital but did not survive. A blood test showed the drug. The coroner says the manner of the child’s death is still under investigation.

10th ranked LSU is a twelve-and-a-half point underdog on Saturday night against sixth ranked Alabama. Jeff Palermo reports the Fighting Tiger players are confident…:

CUT 02(31)      “…Palermo.”

The drawing for Saturday’s Powerball Jackpot hits an all-time high at $1.6 billion, with a cash value of $782-million. Louisiana Lottery Spokesperson Dustin Annison says the current multi-state Powerball Jackpot has been growing since August 6th
Cut 3 (06) “…in history.”
Lotto fever has hit Louisiana, Annison says since the beginning of August .Powerball ticket sales in the Bayou State through Thursday night are over 25-million.

A Louisiana legend will be laid to rest on Saturday as funeral services will be held for rock n roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis. The funeral will take place at Young’s Funeral Home at 11 A-M in Ferriday. Owner of Mid South Broadcasting Jim Bob Allgood says one of the three cousins of Ferriday is one of the speakers….
cut 15 (12) “…Clyde Ray Webber”
The funeral services will be streamed on mid-south-dot-tv. Lewis died last week at the age of 87.

Tornado watches are posted in Texas and Oklahoma and that severe weather is heading Louisiana’s way. Matt Hemingway with the National Weather Service in Shreveport says there’s a medium-to-high chance for tornadoes for northwest and north central Louisiana this evening…
cut 13 (11) “…spring time”

Hubig’s pie factory in New Orleans burned down 10 years ago leaving residents empty-handed after being sold traditionally since 1921. Now the Pie maker has a new location in Elmwood. Jefferson Economic Development Commission CEO Jerry Bologna says the production lines are ready to bake…
Cut 27 (09) “…years ago.”
A date is not set for when Hubig’s pies will be available to the public again.

Today, Louisiana State Police graduated its first accelerated cadet class, which includes only former law enforcement officers. Sgt. Monroe Dillon says it’s a big day for State Police.
Cut 6 (07) “…be awesome”
Dillon says this class of 23 will bring LSP up to approximately 950 troopers. He says each regional troop will get two or three new troopers from this class.

Don’t forget to set your clocks back an hour Saturday night as daylight-saving time ends. And while it takes a few days to adjust to the time change Dr. Michelle Moore, Chief of Psychology at LSU Health New Orleans says gaining daylight in the morning can improve your mood and…
Cut 9 (07) “…during the morning.”
On the downside, if you’re used to having extra daylight at the end of the day the time change is a disappointment.

What’s green, 60-feet-long, can carry a Grammy-winning artist, blast confetti out of its mouth, and bring tourists to the state? Brooke Thorington has the answer.
Cut 3 (32) “…I’m Brooke Thorington.”

Many people looking to buy a new home are concerned the Federal Reserve has raised the prime lending rate by three-quarters of a percent, but Louisiana REALTORS trade association CEO Norman Morris advises potential buyers to stay positive…:
Cut 10 (07) “…according to Freddie Mac.”

Northwest and north central Louisiana are under an enhanced risk for severe weather tonight and into the overnight hours. Matt Hemingway with the National Weather Service in Shreveport says a strong cold front will collide with warm air to create severe thunderstorms…

Cut 12 (06) “…. also tornadoes.” 

LSU fans are gearing up for tomorrow’s big game between the Tigers and the Alabama Crimson Tide. StubHub’s Ray Clark says they have more than 35 hundred tickets on their site but advises fans not to wait until the last minute for prices to go down. He says the cheapest ticket is currently 165 dollars…

Cut 8 (13)  “…last year.”
LSU has not defeated Alabama in Tiger Stadium since 2010.

Louisiana’s Celebration Gator, the 60-foot-long gator float that premiered at last year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will make a repeat performance and Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says it’s a great return on investment for tourism.

Cut 13 (08) “…lagniappe.”

The word is out that New Orleans Original treat, Hubig’s pies are making a comeback. Whitney Thomas has the ingredients.

Cut 1 (31) “…I’m Whitney Thomas.”