A bill that would up the amount of time a minor has to work before getting a break from five hours to eight hours has stalled in the House after a heated argument on the lower chamber floor. Tensions built up from other labor bills spilled over into this debate, as the premise shocked lawmakers like New Orleans Representative Gary Carter.
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Supporters of the bill say it would increase teen employment opportunities.
CenLA Law enforcement believe there are women out there who was held captive by a man identified as 56-year-old Justin Walters of Colfax. Grant Parish Sheriff Steven McCain says says the suspect used social media to start a relationship with his victims…
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One day after the Senate rejected legislation to abolish the death penalty, the House Governmental Affairs Committee approved a bill that would allow the state to keep it a secret on where they purchase lethal drugs to carry out an execution. Opponents argue it’s wrong for the state to keep drugs used in a lethal injection a secret. Scott Sternberg with the Louisiana Press Association says this issue demands transparency.
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Louisiana has not carried out an execution since 2010 and a major stumbling block is the state’s inability to acquire the drugs needed to perform a lethal injection, because pharmaceutical companies do not want to be associated with it. After a lengthy discussion, Haughton Representative Dodie Horton was ready to send the bill to the House floor.
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It passed on an 8-2 vote. It now faces more discussion on the House floor. It’s also been approved by House Criminal Justice.
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230PM LRN News
The House Governmental Affairs Committee approved a bill that would allow the state to keep secret where they purchase lethal drugs to carry out an execution. Pharma companies have stopped selling Louisiana those chemicals, but supporters, like Covington Representative Mark Wright say the law would encourage them to begin again. He adds restarting executions is a public safety issue.
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A bill that would up the amount of time a minor has to work before getting a break from five hours to eight hours has stalled in the House after a heated argument on the lower chamber floor. Bill writer, Bossier City Representative Raymond Crews, says the legislation would improve adolescent employment opportunities, and…
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Opponents argue it would impact high schooler’s education.
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President Trump is scheduled to tour Sempra’s Cameron LNG Export Facility next Tuesday, highlighting energy-related job growth during his third trip to Louisiana since taking office. Kevin Barnhart has the story.
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New LSU athletics director Scott Woodward appeared on ESPN’s After Further Review with Matt Mascona and was asked about basketball coach Will Wade. Woodward says Wade has their support and backing and it will be that way until it’s not. He added that they hope Wade is LSU’s coach for a long time, but things change and minds change.
130PM LRN Edit
CenLA Law enforcement believe there are women out there who was held captive by a man identified as 56-year-old Justin Walters of Colfax. Grant Parish Sheriff Steven McCain says Walters is behind bars, accused of physically restraining three women, beating them for days and raping at least one of the victims.
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Anyone with information should call (318) 627-2017.
One day after the Senate rejected legislation to abolish the death penalty, the House Governmental Affairs Committee approved a bill that would allow the state to keep it a secret on where they purchase lethal drugs to carry out an execution. Alison McCrary, a nun for the Sisters for Christian Community spoke in opposition
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Proponents argue the bill is necessary to facilitate executions.
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President Trump is scheduled to visit Louisiana next Tuesday. Trump will highlight job growth of the energy sector in Cameron Parish and tour a shipping facility that uses trains to bring in liquefied natural gas for export overseas. Cameron Parish Assistant Administrator Darrell Williams says since the Trump took office, the energy industry has grown in the parish.
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A bill that would up the amount of time a minor has to work before getting a break from five hours to eight hours has stalled in the House after heated arguments. Baton Rouge Representative Denise Marcelle says the legislation would endanger teen’s education, and it’s unfair to push them to work seven and a half hours straight while paying them 7.25 an hour, but Bossier City Representative Raymond Crews disagrees…
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12:30 PM Newscast
President Trumps is scheduled to visit Louisiana next Tuesday, highlighting job growth of the energy sector in Cameron Parish and to tour a shipping facility that uses trains to bring in liquefied natural gas for export overseas. Cameron Parish Assistant Administrator Darrell Williams says the latest jobs numbers in the parish have reflected positively upon the LNG industry.
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CenLA Law enforcement believes there are women out there who were held captive by a man identified as 56-year-old Justin Walters of Colfax. Grant Parish Sheriff Steven McCain says Walters moved to Grant Parish in 2014 from Rapides and has an extensive criminal history that started in 2010. The sheriff believes there are more victims out there and encourages them to come forward.
Legislation that would allow an increase in the number of hours a minor can work without receiving a break stalled out on the House floor after a heated debate. Matt Doyle has sound from both sides…
1130AM LRN News
A bill that would up the amount of time a minor has to work before getting a break from five hours to eight hours was sent back to the schedule after a heated argument on the House floor. Tensions built up from other labor bills spilled over into this debate, as the premise shocked lawmakers like New Orleans Representative Gary Carter.
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proponents say the legislation would improve adolescent employment opportunities.
President Trumps is scheduled to visit Louisiana next Tuesday. Trump will highlight job growth of the energy sector in Cameron Parish and tour a shipping facility that uses trains to bring in liquefied natural gas for export overseas. Assistant Administrator Darrell Williams says residents are elated for the visit.
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CenLA Law enforcement believe there are women out there who was held captive by a man identified as 56-year-old Justin Walters of Colfax. Grant Parish Sheriff Steven McCain says the suspect used social media to start a relationship with his victims…
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A bill to ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected soared through the Senate 31-5, and is headed to the House. The debate on the measure placed bill author Shreveport Senator John Milkovich in a tense confrontation with and New Orleans Senator Karen Carter Peterson. Their debate was related back to Milkovich’s vote against a constitutional amendment barring the death penalty. Senator Peterson appeared to express concerns about Milkovich’s hypocrisy, and walked him into this statement…
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1030AM LRN news
The constitutional amendment aimed letting voters decide the fate of the death penalty in Louisiana will not make it on the November 2020 ballot. Kevin Barnhart has the story.
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A St. Mary parish Councilman was arrested and booked into the St. Mary Parish Law Enforcement Center on stalking and narcotics charges. 50-year-old James Bennet was arrested earlier this year for stalking, but Berwick Police say he continued to stalk the same victim even after the initial arrest, which led to a warrant for search of his apartment, and the seizure of steroids and electronic devices.
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CenLA Law enforcement believe there are women out there who were held captive by a man identified as 56-year-old Justin Walters of Colfax. Grant Parish Sheriff Steven McCain says Walters is behind bars, accused of physically restraining three women, beating them for days and raping at least one of the victims…
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The Louisiana Department of Health is emphasizing the importance of immunizations in the wake of the nationwide measles outbreak. Assistant State Health Officer Dr. Joe Kanter says measles vaccine misinformation and myths are putting people at risk, adding myths such as vaccines being a cause for autism and containing mercury are not true.
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of those national measles cases, over 72% were unvaccinated.
9:30 LRN Newscast May 7
The state senate has approved legislation that would ban abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected, which is five-to-six weeks into a pregnancy. Shreveport Senator John Milkovich says if his legislation gets the governor’s signature it will not immediately go into effect…
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And the Mississippi law is currently facing a legal fight.
Over 700 measles cases have been reported in 22 states. So far, Louisiana has been spared. Assistant state health officer Doctor Joseph Kanter says of those national measles cases, over 72-percent were unvaccinated, which means some people who did get the vaccination are still coming down with the measles…
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Measles were considered eliminated in 2000. Kanter says myths that vaccinations are tied to autism.
President Trump will visit a liquefied natural gas export facility in Cameron Parish next Tuesday to highlight his administration’s efforts to grow energy jobs. The president will tour Sempra Energy’s 10-billion dollar Cameron LNG Export Facility. Last month, the president issued a couple of executive orders that roll back regulations on energy production and promote fossil fuel development.
Alabama Coach Nick Saban will be on the Grambling State campus today for an event called “A Town Hall with Coach Nick Saban.” It’s part of the celebration to commemorate the 100th birthday of the late and legendary Grambling Coach Eddie Robinson.
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That’s Grambling S-I-D Brian Howard who says tickets are still available at their athletic website for the noon event at the Eddie Robinson Museum.
8:30AM LRN Newscast May 7
A bill to abolish the death penalty in the state met its demise on the Senate floor, despite the argument from New Orleans Senator JP Morrell who says the death sentence in Louisiana has had a history of multiple exonerations over the years.
A bill to ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected passed the Senate, but not without provoking an argument about whether or not it’s hypocritical to outlaw abortion, but support the death penalty…
The Louisiana Department of Health is emphasizing the importance of immunizations in the wake of the nationwide measles outbreak. Assistant State Health Officer Dr. Joe Kanter says while there have not been any reported cases in the state so far, over 760 cases have been reported in other states.
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Alabama head coach Nick Saban will sit down for an hour long Q&A session at Grambling today at the Eddie G. Robinson Museum. Grambling Sports Information Director Brian Howard says the museum has previously honored Saban with the Eddie G. Robinson award, named after the legendary Grambling coach.
Howard says Saban was honored to be invited to speak at Robinson’s 100th anniversary event.
7:30AM LRN Newscast May 7
A bill to ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected soared through the Senate 31-5, and is headed to the House.
Bill author Shreveport Senator John Milkovich says there is scientific evidence that life exists at the moment of conception, which why he hopes to continue pushing for abortion restrictions such as this one…
The Louisiana Department of Health wants to increase awareness of the importance of immunizations in the wake of the nationwide measles outbreak. Assistant State Health Officer Dr. Joe Kanter says measles vaccine misinformation and myths are putting people at risk, adding myths such as vaccines being a cause for autism and containing mercury are not true.
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The constitutional amendment aimed at ending capital punishment in Louisiana met its demise on the Senate floor following a 13-25 vote. Louisiana has the highest homicide rate in the nation and bill author Baton Rouge Senator Dan Claitor says death row is not working as a deterrent.
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Alabama head coach Nick Saban will sit down for an hour long Q&A session at Grambling today at the Eddie G. Robinson Museum. Grambling Sports Information Director Brian Howard says the museum has previously honored Saban with the Eddie G. Robinson award, named after the legendary Grambling coach.
6:30AM LRN Newscast May 7
The constitutional amendment aimed at ending capital punishment in Louisiana met its demise on the Senate floor following a 13-25 vote. New Orleans Senator JP Morrell spoke in favor of the amendment, and says in order for death to be an option, the government must be infallible in its decision on who is executed.
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So the lethal injection remains a form of capital punishment in Louisiana.
A bill to ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected soared through the Senate 31-5, and is headed to the House.
The debate on the measure placed bill author Shreveport Senator John Milkovich in a tense confrontation with and New Orleans Senator Karen Carter Peterson. Their debate was related back to Milkovich’s vote against a constitutional amendment barring the death penalty. Senator Peterson appeared to express concerns about Milkovich’s hypocrisy, and walked him into this statement…
In response to the recent nationwide outbreak of measles, the Louisiana Department of Health is reminding people of just how vital it is to be vaccinated, Kevin Barnhart has the story.
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