The LSU Tigers will look to avoid a let down performance against Louisiana Tech tomorrow. Coach Brian Kelly says every Saturday there is a standard and he wants his players to live up to that standard…

Cut 12 (13) “….drive themselves”

Kick off in Tiger Stadium is at 6:30.

Results of an investigation by the Secretary of State’s office released yesterday, showed 390 non-citizens were on the voter rolls in Louisiana and 79 of them voted in elections over the last several years. Secretary Nancy Landry…

Cut 21 (10) “…state laws implicated.”

Landry says Louisiana recently passed a law that will make it harder for non-citizens to register to vote, since proof of citizenship is now a requirement.

For many, allergy season is coming in Louisiana. Allergist with Ochsner Health, Dr. John Carlson says if allergies are hindering your lifestyle, there are options.

Cut 15 (15) “…different allergies.”

Attention sportsmen, it’s a Second Amendment Sales Tax Weekend, which means consumers do not have to pay state or local sales taxes on firearms, ammunition and range hunting supplies, including archery equipment, hunting apparel and certain knives. But Department of Revenue spokesperson Byron Henderson says the tax exemption does not apply to business or commercial purchases…

Cut 5 (09) “…commercial purchases”

The Second Amendment Sales Tax weekend runs through Sunday.

A man wanted for a killing in Ruston last night was arrested in Texas following a police chase that started on I-20 near Bossier City. Dylan Castaneda with Ruston Police says 31-year-old Virgil Mack of Dubach fatally shot 35-year-old Ontario Spivey of Ruston at the USA Travel Plaza convenience store. Castaneda says they were able to identify Mack thanks to the help of a local police officer…

Cut 10 (10) “…guy identified.”

COVID cases are on the rise in Louisiana. Dr. Joseph Bocchini (buh-KEEN-ee), a pediatric infectious disease specialist at Willis-Knighton in Shreveport, says so far, this year’s spike isn’t as severe as those in years past, but time will ultimately tell.

Cut 7 (09) “…up each week.”

This weekend is the annual 2nd Amendment Sales Tax Holiday in Louisiana. Byron Henderson with the Louisiana Department of Revenue says between now and Sunday, firearms, ammunition, certain types of knives and hunting apparel are tax-free. Other items, though, are ineligible for the tax break.

Cut 4 (09) “…such as airboats.”

LSU and Louisiana Tech will play each other for the 21st time on Saturday night in Tiger Stadium. Coach Brian Kelly has great respect for the Bulldogs and their head coach Sonny Cumbie…

Cut 11 (13) “…do the same.”

LSU is expected to win big, as the third ranked Tigers are favored by 37.5 points.

A man wanted for a murder last night (Thursday night) in Ruston was arrested in Texas after a police chase that started on Interstate 20 near Bossier City. Dylan Castaneda with Ruston Police says 31-year-old Virgil Mack of Dubach fatally shot 35-year-old Ontario Spivey of Ruston at the USA Travel Plaza convenience store. Castaneda says security cameras captured the shooting…

Cut 9 (09)  “…shooting itself.”

The police chase ended in Marshall, Texas when Mack crashed his vehicle.

This weekend is the annual 2nd Amendment Sales Tax Holiday in Louisiana. Byron Henderson with the Louisiana Department of Revenue says between now and Sunday, purchases of a wide range of hunting supplies are exempt from all state and local sales taxes.

Cut 3 (10) “…types of knives.”

Louisiana holds the 2nd Amendment Sales Tax Holiday during the first full weekend in September.

COVID cases are on the rise in Louisiana. Andrew Greenstein reports.

Cut 1 (34) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”

Saturday night’s Powerball jackpot is up to one-point-eight billion dollars, second largest in lottery history.

COVID cases are on the rise in Louisiana. Dr. Joseph Bocchini (buh-KEEN-ee), a pediatric infectious disease specialist at Willis-Knighton in Shreveport, says spikes in COVID cases have happened every summer since the virus first appeared five years ago, and this year has proven to be no different.

Cut 6 (13) “…over 15-percent.”

If it’s not COVID, then allergies can really make people’s lives miserable this time of year. Ragweed is the biggest culprit when it comes to fall allergies, and Dr. John Carlson, an allergist and immunologist at Ochsner Health, says mold spores are also a problem.

Cut 14 (08) “…the air.”

Carlson says pollen counts are usually the highest between four A-M and eight A-M, so limit your outdoor activities and shower after spending an extended amount of time outdoors.

Saying imported shrimp will turn people into aliens – I’m not making this up – Senator John Kennedy is pushing for increased inspections of shrimp imports. In a floor speech, Kennedy said on a good day, the U.S. may inspect two-percent of all imported shrimp, which pales in comparison to inspection rates of other countries.

Cut 9 (12)  “…States of America.”

After shutting out Southeastern last week, 24-0, Louisiana Tech has a much more difficult task tomorrow night against LSU. First-year Tech defensive coordinator Luke Olson will have his hands full with shutting down an elite LSU offense. The Bulldogs are known to blitz often, and junior linebacker Mekhi (muh-KYE) Mason says the Bulldogs need to get to quarterback Garrett Nussmeier early and often.

Cut 12 (09) “…applying pressure.”

On the senate floor, US Senator John Kennedy used a picture of a movie alien to warn about eating the dangers of eating imported shrimp. Imported shrimp sold in Walmart stores in Louisiana and other states was recently found to be radioactive

Cut 8 (14) “…an extra ear.”

He says only 2% of imported shrimp is inspected, while the United Kingdom inspects 50-percent of the farmed seafood coming into the nation.

Fall weather is coming and so are fall allergies. Dr. John Carlson, an allergist and immunologist at Ochsner Health, says there are some good options at your local drug store that can prevent a reaction to seasonal allergies…

Cut 13 (04)  “…in it.”

Dr. Carlson says Saline nasal sprays and artificial tears can also help.

The Louisiana Secretary of State announces the results of a months-long investigation into non-citizens registering to vote. Andrew Greenstein reports.

Cut 1 (35) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”

Ruston Police say 35-year-old Ontario Spivey was fatally shot last night at the USA Travel Plaza convenience store. Officers identified the suspect as 31-year-old Virgl Mack Junior of Dubach. His vehicle was spotted heading west on I-20 and it wasn’t until he reached Marshall, Texas that he and two other individuals were apprehended.

On the senate floor, Senator John Kennedy used a picture of a movie alien to make a point about the dangers of consuming imported shrimp. He says on a good day, the U.S. may inspect two percent of all shrimp that’s imported into the country, and that pales in comparison to the inspection rates of other countries.

Cut 9 (12)  “…A better job.”

The signing of Act 500, will make it harder for non-citizens to register to vote, since proof of citizenship will be required when registering to vote. A recent investigation showed 390 non-citizens were on Louisiana voter rolls, and 79 of them voted in elections. Secretary Nancy Landry says especially in local races, every vote counts, and just a small handful of votes can decide the election.

Cut 6 (12) “…in that race.”

For many, allergy season is coming in Louisiana. Allergist with Ochsner Health, Dr. John Carlson says if allergies are hindering your lifestyle, there are options.

Cut 15 (15) “…different allergies.”

Louisiana Tech face their toughest challenge of the year as they visit Tiger Stadium to take on LSU. Tech defense was on full display in week one, shutting out Southeastern, 24-0. Tech linebackers combined 39 tackles and three sacks. Junior linebacker Mekhi Mason said his unit is one of the best in the nation.

Cut 11 (10) “…out there.”

Results of an investigation by the Secretary of State’s office released yesterday, showed 390 non-citizens were on the voter rolls in Louisiana and 79 of them voted in elections over the last several years. Secretary Nancy Landry…

Cut 5 (10) “…state laws implicated.”

Act 500 will make it harder for non-citizens to register to vote, since proof of citizenship is now to register to vote.

Fall allergies are coming and Allergist with Ochsner Health, Dr. John Carlson, says Ragweed is the biggest culprit

Cut 14 (08) “…the air.”

He says pollen counts are usually the highest in the early morning, so limit your outdoor activities and shower after spending an extended amount of time outdoors.

In a way that only he could, Senator John Kennedy issues a stark warning about eating imported shrimp. Andre Champagne reports.

Cut 2 (33) “…I’m Andre Champagne.”

The Saints open up their season against a very talented Arizona Cardinals defense. Second-year quarterback Spencer Rattler will play his first game under the Kellen Moore system. Offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier says Rattler needs to just be himself.

Cut 17 (14)  “…your job.”

The Louisiana Secretary of State announces the results of a months-long investigation into non-citizens registering to vote. Andrew Greenstein reports.

Cut 1 (35) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”

Fall weather is coming and so are fall allergies. Dr. John Carlson, an allergist and immunologist at Ochsner Health, says there are some good options at your local drug store that can prevent a reaction to seasonal allergies…

Cut 13 (04)  “…in it.”

Dr. Carlson says Saline nasal sprays and artificial tears can also help.

On the senate floor, Senator John Kennedy used a picture of a movie alien to warn about eating the dangers of eating imported shrimp. Imported shrimp sold in Walmart stores in Louisiana and other states was recently found to be radioactive

Cut 8 (14) “…an extra ear.”

He says only 2% of imported shrimp is inspected.

First-year Louisiana Tech defensive coordinator Luke Olson will have his hands full with shutting down an elite LSU offense when they visit Tiger Stadium Saturday. The Bulldogs are known to blitz often and junior linebacker Mekhi Mason says the Bulldogs need to get to quarterback Garrett Nussmeier early and often.

Cut 12 (09) “…applying pressure.”