The state is offering to send some public school teachers back to school, tuition-free. Matt Doyle has the story.

Cut 3 (30) “I’m Matt Doyle”

A Tulane geologist has been selected to join scientists from around the world who are traveling to Antarctica to research the history of glaciers at the bottom of the globe. Tulane Assistant professor Dr. Brent Goehring says it takes all kinds of scientists come to complete the project…
Cut 5 (13) “…to be done.”

With the race for the governor’s mansion just fifteen months away, allies of Governor John Bel Edwards are discussing the variables of the campaign trail, laying out their pitch for voters. During an appearance on Talk Louisiana, chairman of the state’s Democratic Party, Stephen Handwerk, spoke of the potential of US Senator John Kennedy entering the race, saying voters should be wary of the Republican.
Cut 10 (07) “…scare voters a lot.”

Political strategist Mary-Patricia Wray also made an appearance on the Talk Louisiana program, saying the governor’s favorable outcome from the special session doesn’t necessarily play into Kennedy’s decision to run.
Cut 11 (09) “… a path to victory.”

A Tulane geologist has been selected to join scientists from around the world who are traveling to Antarctica to research the history of glaciers at the bottom of the globe. Tulane Assistant professor Dr. Brent Goehring says this could give us a peek into potential sea rise levels in the future…

Cut 4  (11) “…integrated system”

The Department of Education has released an application that will allow public school teachers to enroll in college courses at the state’s expense. Department of Education spokesperson Sydni Dunn says with only 7 seats available for each of the next three semesters, space is limited but she hopes funding will increase once they get a chance to demonstrate how effective the program can be…

Cut 15 (07) “…in the future”

With the race for the governor’s mansion just fifteen months away, allies of Governor John Bel Edwards are discussing the variables of the campaign trail, laying out their pitch for voters.  During an appearance of Talk Louisiana, chairman of the state’s Democratic Party, Stephen Handwerk, says he believes things look favorable for the governor.

Cut 9 (09)  “…he’s getting results.”
Political strategist Mary-Patricia Wray spoke of the possibility of US Senator John Kennedy challenging Edwards, saying that she believes Kennedy has wanted to be governor for a long time, and that this may be his only remaining opportunity.

Cut 12 (08) “…this last shot down.”

Wray expects that Republican voters will likely be ready to have a clearer picture of their voting options by the holidays.

The Department of Education has released an application that will allow public school teachers to enroll in college courses at the state’s expense. Department of Education spokesperson Sydni Dunn says equipping teachers in STEM courses is paramount as new skills obtained by teachers will immediately trickle down to the students, and offering the classes could lead to better teacher retention rates…
Cut 14 (09) “…right direction”

A Tulane geologist has been selected to join scientists from around the world who are traveling to Antarctica to research the history of glaciers at the bottom of the globe. Tulane Assistant professor Dr. Brent Goehring says that they will be drilling deep into the ice to find rocks that used to be exposed to the atmosphere for thousands of years. He says they will be observing the effects of cosmic rays from outer space on those rocks and using that information to predict new sea level changes…
Cut 6 (09) “…would count”

With the race for the governor’s mansion just fifteen months away, allies of Governor John Bel Edwards are discussing the variables of the campaign trail, laying out their pitch for voters. During an appearance of Talk Louisiana, chairman of the state’s Democratic Party, Stephen Handwerk, says he believes things look favorable for the governor, With the potential of US Senator John Kennedy entering the race, Handwerk says voters should be wary of the Republican.
Cut 10 (07) “…scare voters a lot.”

Political strategist Mary-Patricia Wray also made an appearance on the Talk Louisiana program, saying the governor’s favorable outcome from the special session doesn’t necessarily play into Kennedy’s decision to run.
Cut 11 (09) “… a path to victory.”

The state is offering to send some public school teachers back to school, tuition-free. Matt Doyle has the story.
Cut 3 (30) “I’m Matt Doyle”

Details are beginning to emerge about a SWEPCO employee who passed away while on the job. A spokesperson for the energy company, Carey Sullivan, says the longtime employee has been identified as 42-year-old William Tommy Lawrence.
Cut 7 (04) “…and two children.”

A Tulane geologist has been selected to join scientists from around the world who are traveling to Antarctica to research the history of glaciers at the bottom of the globe. Tulane Assistant professor Dr. Brent Goehring says this could give us a peek into potential sea rise levels in the future…
The 25 million dollar research collaboration will send 101 experts to complete eight large-scale projects.
Goehring says the prep for the trip is rigorous, including wilderness and survival training but the process will be rewarding as all kinds of scientists come to complete the project…
Cut 5 (13) “…to be done.”

LSU’S Devin White along with Senior Tight End Foster Moreau and junior defensive end Rashad Lawrence will be headed over to Atlanta to represent the Tigers in the southeastern conference media days. They start on Monday and run until Thursday.

With the race for the governor’s mansion just fifteen months away, allies of Governor John Bel Edwards are laying out their pitch for voters. Kevin Barnhart has the story.
Cut 2 (29) ”I’m Kevin Barnhart”

A Tulane geologist has been selected to join scientists from around the world who are traveling to Antarctica to research the history of glaciers at the bottom of the globe. Tulane Assistant professor Dr. Brent Goehring says this could give us a peek into potential sea rise levels in the future…
Cut 4 (11) “…integrated system”

Details are beginning to emerge about a SWEPCO employee who passed away while on the job. A spokesperson for the energy company, Carey Sullivan, says the longtime employee has been identified as 42-year-old William Tommy Lawrence. Sullivan explains, in an interview conducted yesterday, the details of the situation are scarce but says Lawrence was working alone at the time of his passing.
Cut 8 (05) “…were on site.”
Sullivan leaves behind two children.

The Department of Education has released an application that will allow public school teachers to enroll in college courses at the state’s expense. Department of Education spokesperson Sydni Dunn says any certified teacher in the state can apply for the program but that there is a priority for particular applicants…
Cut 13 (09) “…STEM education”

A Tulane geologist is traveling to Antarctica to research the history of glaciers. Kevin Barnhart has the chilling story.
Cut 1 (29) I’m Kevin Barnhart“

Details are beginning to emerge about a SWEPCO employee who passed away while on the job. A spokesperson for the energy company, Carey Sullivan, says the longtime employee has been identified as 42-year-old William Tommy Lawrence.
Cut 7 (04) “…and two children.”

With the race for the governor’s mansion just fifteen months away, allies of Governor John Bel Edwards are discussing the variables of the campaign trail, laying out their pitch for voters. During an appearance of Talk Louisiana, chairman of the state’s Democratic Party, Stephen Handwerk, says he believes things look favorable for the governor.
Cut 9 (09) “…he’s getting results.”

With the potential of US Senator John Kennedy entering the race, Handwerk says voters should be wary of the Republican.

In Sports Croatia’s dream of a world cup appearance has come true as they defeated England 2 to 1 yesterday to advance to the finals against France. Ivan Peristic tied the score in the 68th minute and Mario Mandzukic got the go-ahead goal in the 109th minute. The final is 10 a.m. on Sunday.

In Tennis at Wimbledon top seeded Roger Federer was but one single point away from victory against Kevin Anderson, to reach the quarterfinals, but amazingly Federer ended up losing the match in 5 sets taking 4 hours 14 minutes.

McKinley High in Baton Rouge is said to be the recipient of the largest fine in LHSAA history. The Panthers program was hit with nearly 42-thousand dollars in fines and a two year post season ban on ALL sports. The sanctions were for a number of violations across several sports.

Houston Astros’s third baseman and former LSU standout alex bregman wll be participating in the Major League Baseball’s Home Run Derby on Monday. Bregman will face Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber in the first round in Washington.

The Philadelphia Phillies has adjusted their pitching rotation to allow ace Aaron Nola to pitch in the all-star game. Nola is a former LSU standout and will move up one day so he can pitch in the all-star game. Nola has had a stellar year posting a 2.27 ERA with 126 strikeouts and leads the National league in wins with 12.

LSU’S Devin White along with Senior Tight End Foster Moreau and junior defensive end Rashad Lawrence will be headed over to Atlanta to represent the Tigers in the southeastern conference media days. They start on Monday and run until Thursday.

A Tulane geologist is traveling to Antarctica to research the history of glaciers. Kevin Barnhart has the chilling story.

Cut 1 (29)  I’m Kevin Barnhart“

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 With the race for the governor’s mansion just fifteen months away, allies of Governor John Bel Edwards are laying out their pitch for voters.  Kevin Barnhart has the story.

Cut 2 (29) ”I’m Kevin Barnhart” 

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The state is offering to send some public school teachers back to school, tuition free. Matt Doyle has the story.

Cut 3 (30) “I’m Matt Doyle”

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A Tulane geologist has been selected to join scientists from around the world who are traveling to Antarctica to research the history of glaciers at the bottom of the globe. Tulane Assistant professor Dr. Brent Goehring says this could give us a peek into potential sea rise levels in the future…

Cut 4  (11) “…integrated system”

The 25 million dollar research collaboration will send 101 experts to complete eight large-scale projects.

Goehring says the prep for the trip is rigorous, including wilderness and survival training but the process will be rewarding as all kinds of scientists come to complete the project…

Cut 5  (13)  “…to be done”

Goehring explains that they will be drilling deep into the ice to find rocks that used to be exposed to the atmosphere for thousands of years. He says they will be observing the effects of cosmic rays from outer space on those rocks and using that information to predict new sea level changes…

Cut 6 (09) “…would count”

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Details are beginning to emerge about a SWEPCO employee who passed away while on the job.  Spokesperson for the energy company, Carey Sullivan, says the longtime employee has been identified as 42 year old William Tommy Lawrence.

Sullivan explains, in an interview conducted yesterday, the details of the situation are scarce but says Lawrence was working alone at the time of his passing.

Cut 8 (05)  “…were on site.”

Sullivan leaves behind two children.

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With the race for the governor’s mansion just fifteen months away, allies of Governor John Bel Edwards are discussing the variables of the campaign trail, laying out their pitch for voters.  During an appearance of Talk Louisiana, chairman of the state’s Democratic Party, Stephen Handwerk, says he believes things look favorable for the governor.

Cut 9 (09)  “…he’s getting results.”

With the potential of US Senator John Kennedy entering the race, Handwerk says voters should be wary of the Republican.

Cut 10 (07)   “…scare voters a lot.”

Political strategist Mary-Patricia Wray also made an appearance on the Talk Louisiana program, saying the governor’s favorable outcome from the special session doesn’t necessarily play into Kennedy’s decision to run.

Cut 11 (09) “… a path to victory.”

Wray says that she believes Kennedy has wanted to be governor for a long time, and that this may be his only remaining opportunity.

Cut 12 (08) “…this last shot down.”

Wray expects that Republican voters will likely be ready to have a clearer picture of their voting options by the holidays.

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The Department of Education has released an application that will allow public school teachers to enroll in college courses at the state’s expense. Department of Education spokesperson Sydni Dunn says any certified teacher in the state can apply for the program but that there is priority for particular applicants…

Cut 13 (09)  “…STEM education” 

Dunn says equipping teachers in STEM courses is paramount as new skills obtained by teachers will immediately trickle down to the students, and offering the classes could lead to better teacher retention rates…

Cut 14 (09) “…right direction”

Dunn says with only 7 seats available for each of the next three semesters space is limited but she hopes funding will increase once they get a chance to demonstrate how effective the program can be…

Former Louisiana State Police Superintendent Mike Edmonson, who’s under federal investigation, has been subpoenaed to testify at a hearing his week involving troopers who are appealing demotions and reprimands they received for taking a tax payer funded adventure to Vegas. Legal Analyst Tim Meche says ven if the troopers can prove that Edmondson signed off on the excursion, it might not be enough to reverse the disciplinary action taken against them.

Cut 13 (10) “valid defense” 

The troopers claim to have text messages saved that show Edmonson was aware and permitting of the trip throughout the duration that they were gone.

Two Jonesboro men have been arrested and charged with arson with attempt to defraud, and criminal conspiracy after allegedly setting a 2016 Chrysler 300 on fire. State Fire Marshal Spokesperson Ashley Rodrigue:

cut 9 (07)  “…for me”

The family of a murdered New Orleans teenager chose a unique manner to honor his memory: Kevin Barnhart has the story.

Cut 1 (32) “I’m Kevin Barnhart.”

A Shreveport man has been sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted of Bigamy. 40-year-old Jeffery Brooks had already been convicted of sex crimes in November against two teenage girls when investigators discovered he has also married to two different women. Assistant DA Britney Green:

Cut 6 (11)  “to her.”

The family of a murdered New Orleans teenager chose a unique manner to honor his memory by displaying his body as he lived: playing video games and surrounded by snacks.  The images of the teen’s wake are spreading across the internet.  Embalmer and Funeral Director for Charbonnet Funeral Home, Stephanie Simon, says the family was happy with the presentation of the teen and she says others have shown up after seeing the story online.

Cut 5  (11) “…how that looked.”

A Shreveport man has been sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted of Bigamy. 40-year-old Jeffery Brooks had already been convicted of sex crimes in November against two teenage girls when investigators discovered he has also married to two different women. Assistant DA Britney Green says Bigamy is not a victimless crime, and can lead to spouses getting taken advantage of financially.

cut 8 (11) “with him.”

Two Jonesboro men have been arrested and charged with arson with attempt to defraud, and criminal conspiracy after allegedly setting a 2016 Chrysler 300 on fire. State Fire Marshal Spokesperson Ashley Rodrigue says Anthony Burns, 37, and his uncle David Caldwell, 33, were charged in the event. She says Caldwell confessed to starting the fire after being questioned by the police, but Burns has not admitted to any of the charges…

Cut 11 (05) “…Caldwell’s story”

Former Louisiana State Police Superintendent Mike Edmonson has been subpoenaed to testify at a hearing his week involving troopers who are appealing demotions and reprimands they received for taking a tax payer funded adventure to Vegas. The three troopers say Edmondson authorized the trip. Despite the order, Legal Analyst Tim Meche says Edmonson might not end up taking the stand.

Cut 12 (10)   “fifth ammendment.”