17:30 Newscast October 10th

Lafayette police say they have arrested a Baton Rouge man in connection with the death of a woman injected with silicone.  23-year-old Brionna Guillory died after allegedly receiving the injections from 33-year-old Vincent Jamal Boles. Lafayette Police Corporal Karl Ratcliff says the silicone traveled throughout Guillory’s body…

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The Morning Consult group says that President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have dropped some, but only two percent in Louisiana.  U-L-M  Political Science professor Dr. Joshua Stockley says the drop from a 59 percent approval in January to 57 percent now is not a big deal…

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Champion Home Builders announces a manufactured housing production facility will be established in the Vernon Parish town of Leesville. Mayor Rick Allen says these jobs are desperately needed and will provide good wages and benefits to employees. He says after attending a prayer meeting, he received a call from a long lost friend who happened to work for Champion Home builders and the Industrial Park became a topic of conversation.

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Monroe-based Flying Tiger Brewery will donate a portion of the revenues from their latest brew, War Hawk, to scholarships through the University of Louisiana Monroe Foundation. Flying Tiger Co-owner Robert Brewer says they want to help ULM because the school doesn’t get the credit it deserves, aside from academics.

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16:30 LRN Newscast October 10

Surveying done by the Morning Consult has found President Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen in every state. Here in Louisiana, 59-percent approved of Mr. Trump in January and now it’s down to 57-percent. But ULM Political Science Professor Joshua Stockley says that’s not much of a drop as many Louisiana Republicans still strongly support the President…
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Trump’s approval rating in Louisiana is the fourth highest in the nation.

The East Felciana Sheriff’s Office has called in the FBI after another fatal rural shooting. The latest victim is a well known member of the boy scouts, 48-year-old Brad DeFrancheschi. Two other middle aged white men have been killed since July in a similar, drive by shooting manner. East Feliciana Chief Criminal Deputy Greg Phares says they know locals are concerned:
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Lafayette police say they have arrested a Baton Rouge man in connection with the death of a woman injected with silicone. Kelley Ray has more…
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Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry is alerting parents, guardians and consumers there are several child products that have been recently recalled. Landry has a list on his website. Among the items that are listed…Strollers by Delta, Activity Toys by Manhattan Toy, Children’s Pajamas by Sweet Bamboo and Nightlight Soothers by Skip Hop.

15:30 LRN Newscast October 10

A survey from the Morning Consult group finds that President Donald Trump’s approval rating has declined in all 50 states since January. The report shows the President’s approval rating was 59-percent and now it’s down to 57-percent. ULM Political Science Professor, Doctor Joshua Stockley, says Trump’s failure to establish policies he promised during the campaign, could be a reason for the small decline….
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The Morning Consult’s report says Mr. Trump’s approval rating in Louisiana is the fourth highest in the nation after Wyoming, West Virginia and Alabama.

Alexandria Police arrested an employee at Rapides Regional Medical Center for allegedly raping a patient who is suffering from dementia. It’s been reported another employee caught 27-year-old Juantavies White of Alexandria in the act. White has been charged with first-degree rape.
Lafayette Police charge a Baton Rouge man with negiligent homicide after he allegedly injected silicone in a woman, who later died. Corporal Karl Ratcliff says 33-year-old Vincent Jamal Boles did the injections inside a Lafayette hotel room and they urge others who may have had contact with him to come forward….
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Twenty-three-year-old Brionna Guillory is the woman who died and she’s from the Lake Charles area.

Monroe-based Flying Tiger Brewery will donate a portion of its revenues from the sales of their latest brew, War Hawk, to the University of Lousiaina-Monroe foundation scholarship fund. Flying Tiger co-owner Robert Brewer says War Hawk will be available on tap in Ouachita Parish and in cans in the future…
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14:30 Newscast October 10th

A recent Morning Consult survey shows President Trump’s approval rating in Louisiana has fallen slightly.  Michelle Southern has more…

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The Saints have traded running back Adrian Peterson to the Arizona Cardinals for a conditional draft choice. AP was signed by New Orleans in the off season and couldn’t get enough touches over running backs Mark Ingram and rookie Alvin Kamara.

Champion Home Builders announces a manufactured housing production facility will be established in the Vernon Parish town of Leesville.  Mayor Rick Allen says these jobs are desperately needed and will provide good wages and benefits to employees.  He says after attending a prayer meeting, he received a call from a long lost friend who happened to work for Champion Home Builders and the Industrial Park became a topic of conversation…

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Monroe based Flying Tiger Brewery will donate a portion of revenues from their latest brew, War Hawk, to scholarships through the University of Louisiana-Monroe Foundation.  War Hawk beer is not licensed through U-L-M.  Flying Tigers co-owner Robert Brewer says they got the idea a year and a half ago to help students further their education and it’s finally come to fruition…

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13:30 Newscast, October 10th, 2017

Th Morning Consult group says that President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have dropped two percent in Louisiana. U-L-M Political Science professor Dr. Joshua Stockley says the drop from a 59 percent to 57 percent is not a big deal…:
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Mr. Trump’s approval rating in Louisiana is the fourth highest in the U.S.

Future Hall of Fame running back Adrian Peterson is no longer a Saint. New Orleans has traded the veteran to Arizona for a conditional draft pick. Peterson had trouble fitting in with the Saints as he only ran the ball 27 times for 81 yards, while the Cardinals have been looking for a running back since losing David Johnson to a wrist injury in the season opener.

Lafayette police say they have arrested a Baton Rouge man in connection with the death of a woman injected with silicone. Corporal Karl Ratcliff says they know 23-year-old Brionna Guillory was injected in Lafayette and later died in Lake Charles…:
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33-year-old Vincent Jamal Boles is charged with Negligent Homicide and Practicing Medicine without a License.

Flying Tiger Brewery will donate a portion of their latest brew, War Hawk, to scholarships through the University of Louisiana at Monroe Foundation. Flying Tiger Co-owner Robert Brewer says they decided to benefit ULM because they felt the school didn’t get the credit it deserved aside from academics…:
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The War Hawk beer is not an officially licensed deal with ULM.

 

12:30 Newscast, October 10th, 2017

Lafayette police say they have arrested a Baton Rouge man in connection with the death of a woman injected with silicone. Kelley Ray has more..:
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The University of Louisiana System has set a goal to graduate 150-thousands students by 2025. U-L System President Jim Henderson says this would be the most educated generation in Louisiana history…:
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Champion Home Builders will invest $1.3 million to build manufactured homes in the Vernon Parish town of Leesville. Mayor Rick Allen says the facility will be located in Leesville’s Northside Industrial Park, which has been vacant and added unnecessary costs on the town for 17 years:
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He says the project will create 200 direct jobs and 218 indirect jobs.

The Saints have traded running back Adrian Peterson to the Arizona Cardinals for a conditional draft choice. AP was signed by New Orleans in the off season and couldn’t get enough touches over running backs Mark Ingram and rookie Alvin Kamara.

 

11:30 LRN Newscast October 10

Lafayette police arrest a Baton Rouge man in connection with the death of a woman injected with silicone. 23-year-old Brionna Guillory died after allegedly receiving the injections from 33-year-old Vincent Jamal Boles. Lafayette Police Corporal Karl Ratcliff says the silicone traveled throughout Guillory’s body…
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The police department urges others who may have had contact with Boles to come forward.

Investigators are trying to determine if four fatal shootings since July in the East Feliciana area are connected. All four victims have been white, middle-aged men. East Baton Rouge Sheriff Sid Gautreaux…
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The latest victim is 48-year-old Brad DeFranceschi, who was found shot multiple times in front of his house on camp property.

Champion Home Builders announces a manufactured housing production facility will be established in the Vernon Parish town of Leesville. Mayor Rick Allen says this project will create 200 direct jobs and 218 indirect jobs.
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The average annual salary for employees working there will be 35-thousand dollars plus benefits. Champion will receive a grant and tax credits for locating its facility at the Leesville Northside Industrial Park.

Many are remembering Legendary LSU and NFL Quarterback Y-A Tittle, who passed away at the age of 90. Tittle played in one of the strangest bowl games, the 1947 Cotton Bowl which L-S-U and Arkansas played to a scoreless tie in a winter storm. In a 2008 interview with Jim Engster, Tittle talked about the “Ice Bowl”…:
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The LSU Hall of Famer died of natural causes.

10:30 Newscast October 10th

Another person has been fatally shot in East Feliciana Parish.  Jeff Palermo has more.
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Lafayette police say they have arrested a Baton Rouge man in connection with the death of a woman injected with silicone.  23-year-old Brionna Guillory died after receiving the injections.  Police arrested 33-year-old Vincent Jamal Boles last month in Texas.  Police say Boles gave her the injections after she asked for them, with the most recent injection in Lafayette. Boles is charged with Negligent Homicide and Practicing Medicine without a license.

The University of Louisiana System has set a goal to graduate 150-thousand students by 2025.  U-L System President Jim Henderson says in order to achieve this increase in graduates over the next eight years, partnerships with technical and community colleges are needed to provide ample classroom space for more students. He also adds using technology to our advantage.

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Iberville Parish leaders will discuss a proposed law on October 17th that would prevent an individual from damaging or defacing the nation’s or the state’s flag.  Councilman Matthew Jewell says  Iberville Parish is extremely patriotic and the veterans are honored every year.  He doesn’t expect any push back from passing the ordinance.

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09:30 Newscast, October 10th, 2017

The University of Louisiana System has set a goal to graduate 150-thousands students by 2025. U-L System President Jim Henderson says it’s time Louisiana started to invest more in its students. He says we need to focus more on the outcomes of investments, rather than what it costs on the front end…:
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He says if the goal is reached, these students will be the most educated generation in Louisiana history.

Iberville Parish leaders will discuss a proposed law on October 17th that would prevent an individual from damaging or defacing the nation’s or the state’s flag. Councilman Matthew Jewell says strong penalties would come along with the ordinance..:
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He doesn’t expect there will be any push back to this proposal.

Former L-S-U and N-F-L star Y.A.Tittle has passed away at the age of 90. In a 2008 interview with Jim Engster, Tittle tells of a time when players wore regular belts and after a player tried to tackle him in a game, almost losing his pants and then losing the chance to play in the Sugar Bowl…:
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Late in his professional career, he played for the New York Giants, leading them to Eastern Conference titles in 1961, 62 and 63, and throwing 86 touchdown passes.

East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Deputy Nick Tullier, who was shot last July during a police ambush, was transferred from a Houston rehabilitation hospital to The Transitional Learning Center in Galveston, Texas. The move to the new facility marks a major step in Nick’s recovery.

08:30 Newscast, October 10th, 2017

Legendary LSU and NFL Quarterback Y-A Tittle has passed away at the age of 90. Tittle played in one of the strangest bowl games, the 1947 Cotton Bowl which L-S-U and Arkansas played in a snowstorm to a scoreless tie. In a 2008 interview with Jim Engster, Tittle talked about the “Ice Bowl”…:
Cut 11 (12) “miserable day”
The LSU Hall of Famer died of natural causes.

Another person has been fatally shot in East Feliciana Parish. The latest is a well known member of the boy scouts, 48-year-old Brad DeFrancheschi. Three other middle aged white men have been killed since July in a similar, drive by shooting manner. East Feliciana Chief Criminal Deputy Greg Phares says they are aware many residents in the area are concerned:
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He says they are working hard to solve these murders.

The UL System hopes to graduate 150-thousand students by 2025…:
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Lindsay Lohan has suggested on Twitter than she plans to hire a lawyer against Louisiana Senator John Kennedy who suggested last week that giving Equifax a $7.3 million dollar contract to protect the IRS from fraud is like giving minibar keys to the actress. Equifax is under fire after a data breach affected millions, and the comments were made during a Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee.