LSU returns to SEC play tonight when they face the 4-1 Kentucky Wildcats. A big reason for the wildcats’ success has been Notre Dame transfer quarterback Kenny Minchey who thrown 11 touchdowns and only one interception in his first season as a starter. LSU coach Lane Kiffin breaks down what he sees in his game.

Cut 6 (13) “…confidence in him.”

Kickoff at Kroger Field is set for 6:30.

The search for the next president of Southern University has been narrowed down to 3. Brian Bridges, Roscoe Jones and Larissa Littleton-Steib will be considered by the Southern University Board of Supervisors. The Southern University System has campuses in Baton Rouge, Shreveport and New Orleans.

If you want to help clean up Louisiana, all you have to do is buy a slush. Kace Kieschnick has more…

Cut 2 (33) “…I’m Kace Kieschnick.”

Former New Orleans Saints coach “Iron” Mike Ditka has died. Ditka coached the Saints from 1997 to 1999, but was likely best known as the coach of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears. In 1988 Ditka became the first tight end to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Coach Ditka was 86.

Louisiana is lending a helping hand to Florida’s Panhandle as communities begin recovering from the powerful hurricane that moved through the area. Regional Vice President for Acadian Ambulance, Porter Taylor, says they have deployed 15 ambulances to assist with the response to Hurricane Isaias…

Cut 13 (08) “…affected area.”

Taylor says their crews could be in Florida for the next couple of weeks.

LSU visits Kentucky tonight to face a Wildcats team led by first-year head coach Will Stein. The former Oregon offensive coordinator is off to a hot 4-and-1 start in Lexington, and LSU coach Lane Kiffin says you can tell his team is well-coached by their confidence on the field.

Cut 5 (12) “…really well.”

 Kickoff at Kroger Field is set for 6:30.

The National Community Pharmacists Association names its national pharmacist of the year, and he hails from right here in Louisiana. T.J. Woodard, owner of Prescriptions to Geaux, was the recipient of the Willard B. Simmons award. Woodward’s alma mater is also benefitting from his honor.

Cut 8 (10) “…I both graduated.”

Woodard earned his Doctor of Pharmacy from ULM in 2007. He later earned his MBA from LSU in 2011.

Louisiana SONIC Drive-Ins are partnering with Keep Louisiana Beautiful to support litter cleanup across the state. Pray SONIC Marketing Director Lori Moresi (MOR-zee) says 100-percent of the proceeds from the sales of Blue Pelican Slushes will go to Keep Louisiana Beautiful.

Cut 10 (07) “…with a purpose.”

Louisiana is lending a helping hand to help Florida’s panhandle amid Hurricane Isaias. Acadian Ambulance Regional Vice President Porter Taylor says they’ve deployed 15 ambulances to assist with preparations and response.

Cut 13 (08) “…affected area.”

Taylor says ambulances have been deployed to Marianna, Florida, and their crews could be in the state for the next couple of weeks.

The National Community Pharmacists Association names its national pharmacist of the year, and he hails from right here in Louisiana. T.J. Woodard owns Prescriptions to Geaux, which has two locations in Baton Rouge. Woodard, who earned his Doctor of Pharmacy from ULM in 2007, was very humble when he learned that he was named national pharmacist of the year by the NCPA.

Cut 7 (08) “…being seen nationally.”

Louisiana SONIC Drive-Ins are partnering with Keep Louisiana Beautiful to support litter cleanup across the state. Pray SONIC Marketing Director Lori Moresi (MOR-zee) says 100-percent of the proceeds from the sales of Blue Pelican Slushes will go to Keep Louisiana Beautiful.

Cut 10 (07) “…with a purpose.” 

The slush is a blend of Sprite, blue coconut and sweet cream.

There’s now a little more at stake in Saturday night’s Louisiana Tech-UL Lafayette game as they renew their longtime rivalry. Governor Landry announced that Louisiana’s three Sun Belt schools – those two along with ULM – will compete for the Governor’s Cup in football each year. He says the cup will go to whichever team wins the regular season series among the three schools.

Cut 4 (12) “…games begin.”

The national independent pharmacist of the year hails from right here in Louisiana. Joe Gallinaro reports.

Cut 1 (35) “…I’m Joe Gallinaro.”

The Trump Administration has announced that 37-million dollars is heading to Louisiana to help increase the rural healthcare workforce. Up to 20-million dollars will connect colleges with rural healthcare providers, 13 million dollars will be used to recruit and retain physicians in rural areas and another five million dollars will be used to create healthcare career pathways.

Its 10^th ranked LSU versus Kentucky tomorrow night. The Wildcats are four and one, and their starting Q-B is Notre Dame transfer Kenny Minchey, who has thrown 11 touchdowns to just one interception. Tigers Coach Lane Kiffin…

Cut 6 (13) “…confidence”

Kick off is at 6 PM at Kroger Field.

If you buy Blue Pelican Slush at Sonic, 100-percent of the proceeds from the sales will go to the Keep Louisiana Beautiful Foundation. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says many people don’t realize how much it costs to pick up thrash in this state. Last year he says 90-million dollars was spent cleaning up litter…

Cut 12 (10) “…back end”

The slush will be available until March 31.

A nice weekend is on tap for Louisiana, but a few hundred miles to the east of us a major hurricane is set to make landfall along the Florida panhandle. Acadian Ambulance has sent 15 ambulances along with personnel to assist with preparations for and response to Hurricane Isaias. Regional Vice President Porter Taylor says they could be there for two weeks…

Cut 15 (09) “…back to normal”

Rain and breezy conditions could impact tomorrow night’s LSU-Kentucky game. The National Weather Service is calling for a nearly 90-percent chance of rain in Lexington at gametime. The Wildcats are 4-and-1 under first year head coach Will Stein. LSU head coach Lane Kiffin…

Cut 5 (12) “…really well”

Kick-off is at 6 PM.

If you want to help clean up Louisiana, all you have to do is buy a slush. Kace Kieschnick has more…

Cut 2 (33) “…I’m Kace Kieschnick.”

NFL legend and former Saints head coach Mike Ditka has passed away at the age of 86. Ditka, who was a Pro Football Hall of Fame tight end and won a Super Bowl as the Bears head coach in the Superdome in January of 1986, was the head coach for the Black and Gold for three seasons in the late 1990s and had a record of 15 and 33. He famously traded all of his draft picks in 1999 to select running back Ricky Williams.

With Hurricane Isaias taking aim at Florida’s panhandle as a major hurricane, Louisiana is lending a helping hand. Porter Taylor, the regional vice president for Acadian Ambulance, says they’re deploying ambulances to Marianna, Florida, and they’ll hunker down once the storm starts impacting the area.

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The newly-crowned national pharmacist of the year, who hails from Baton Rouge, says contrary to popular belief, he and other independent pharmacists are able to effectively compete against the major pharmacy chains.

Cut 9 (10)  “…your only option.”

T.J. Woodard, who owns Prescriptions to Geaux, says the biggest challenge is pharmacy benefit managers which also own the big pharmacy chains reimbursing them at below their costs.

Louisiana Tech and UL Lafayette kick off the first game of their renewed Sun Belt rivalry tomorrow night, and now it’s got a little more at stake. Governor Jeff Landry announced that Louisiana’s three Sun Belt schools, those two and ULM, will compete for the Governor’s Cup in football each year.

Cut 3 (07) “…in this state.”

The cup will go to whichever team wins the regular season series among the three schools. Tech’s trip to ULM next week will be the second game in the series, and the Warhawks and Cajuns will cap off the race for the cup on November 12.

Louisiana SONIC Drive-Ins are partnering with Keep Louisiana Beautiful to support litter cleanup across the state by donating 100-percent of the proceeds from the sales of Blue Pelican Slushes to the organization. Keep Louisiana Beautiful Executive Director Susan Russell says the partnership gives Louisianians the opportunity to support their effort to keep the paradise in Sportsman’s Paradise.

Cut 11 (09) “…make a difference.”

The national independent pharmacist of the year hails from right here in Louisiana. Joe Gallinaro reports.

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The National Hurricane Center says Isaias could be a dangerous Category Three storm when it makes landfall along the Florida panhandle during the overnight hours. State Climatologist Jay Grymes expects breezy conditions for the southeastern parishes and the backside flow around the storm will help produce a decent weekend, with a modest dip in humidity.

Its 10^th ranked LSU versus Kentucky tomorrow night. The Wildcats are four and one, and their starting Q-B is Notre Dame transfer Kenny Minchey, who has thrown 11 touchdowns to just one interception. Tigers Coach Lane Kiffin…

Cut 6 (13) “…confidence”

Kick off is at 6 PM at Kroger Field.

Louisiana SONIC Drive-Ins are partnering with Keep Louisiana Beautiful to support litter cleanup across the state. Pray SONIC Marketing Director Lori Moresi (MOR-zee) says 100-percent of the proceeds from the sales of Blue Pelican Slushes will go to Keep Louisiana Beautiful.

Cut 10 (07) “…with a purpose.”

The slush is a blend of Sprite, blue coconut and sweet cream.

A huge honor for a ULM grad as TJ Woodard has been named national pharmacist of the year by the National Community Pharmacists Association. Woodard says along with a plaque and a one-thousand-dollar award, his alma mater is also benefitting from his honor.

Cut 8 (10) “…I both graduated.”

Woodard, who owns Prescriptions to Geaux, earned his Doctor of Pharmacy from ULM in 2007.

Louisiana is lending a helping hand to Florida’s panhandle as it prepares for the possibility of a Category 3 hurricane. Regional Vice President for Acadian Ambulance, Porter Taylor, says they have deployed 15 ambulances to assist with preparations for and response to Hurricane Isaias…

Cut 13 (08) “…affected area.”

Taylor says the ambulances have been deployed to Marianna, Florida. He says they will hunker down once the storm starts impacting the area.

A college football rivalry that began in 1910 will be played for the first time in over a decade tomorrow. Kace Kieschnick has more.

Cut 2 (34) “…I’m Kace Kieschnick.”

LSU visits Kentucky tomorrow to face a 4-and-1 Wildcats team led by first-year head coach Will Stein. LSU coach Lane Kiffin says you can tell his team is well-coached by their confidence on the field.

Cut 5 (12) “…really well.”

Louisiana smashes one of its education goals and is well on its way towards meeting another. Andrew Greenstein reports.

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With the Ragin Cajuns set to play Louisiana Tech in football tomorrow and Tech at ULM next week, Governor Landry announced the three schools will play for the Governor’s Cup in football. Landry says the cup will go to whichever team wins the regular season series among the three schools.

Cut 4 (12) “…games begin.”

The National Community Pharmacists Association names its national pharmacist of the year, and he hails from right here in Louisiana. ULM grad T.J. Woodard owns Prescriptions to Geaux, which has two locations in Baton Rouge. Woodard, who owns the pharmacy with his wife, was very humble when he learned that he was named national pharmacist of the year by the NCPA.

Cut 7 (08) “…being seen nationally.”

Woodard says contrary to popular belief, he and other independent pharmacists can effectively compete against the major pharmacy chains.

With the November 3^rd elections right around the corner, it’s time voters do their homework on the 10 constitutional amendments on the ballot. Public Affairs Research Council President Steven Procopio says Amendment 8 is one that received very little attention in the last legislative session. He says it would prohibit private companies connected to countries deemed foreign adversaries from expropriating private property.

Cut 29 (06) “…it’s never happened.”

Of ten constitutional amendments on the November 3rd ballot, Amendment Four received the most attention in the legislative session when lawmakers approved it earlier this year. Public Affairs Research Council President Steven Procopio says it seeks to prohibit a governor from serving more than two lifetime terms.

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Louisiana meets one of its higher education goals years early and is well on its way towards meeting a second. Louisiana already exceeded its goal of 85-thousand post-secondary credentials, and it’s now at 54-percent attainment. Higher Education Commissioner Dr. Kim Hunter Reed says they have more data now compared to when they first started in 2019, when they only had public post-secondary information to go on.

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A rivalry that began in 1910 will be renewed for the first time since 2015. Louisiana Tech will host its first Sun Belt Conference football game against UL Lafayette tomorrow night. Tech Athletic Director Ryan Ivey says they’re expecting more than 20-thousand fans, and he expects to see a lot of Cajuns fans making the trip to Ruston.

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And now, the game has a little more at stake. Governor Landry has announced that Louisiana’s three Sun Belt schools – Louisiana Tech, UL Lafayette and ULM – will compete for the Governor’s Cup in football each year.

Cut 3 (07) “…in this state.”

The cup will go to whichever team wins the regular season series among the three schools. Tech’s trip to ULM next week will be the second game in the series, and the Warhawks and Cajuns will cap off the race for the cup on November 12th.