16:30 LRN Newscast November 30

A State Police report obtained by the Advocate accuses the former head of the L-S-P, Mike Edmonson, of deleting text messages amid an investigation into a side trip troopers took to Las Vegas while driving to a law enforcement conference in San Diego. Edmonson reportedly received sightseeing photos, even though he publicly condemened the side trip.

A Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana report finds kids in Louisiana face more stressful or traumatic experiences than in the rest of the country…
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A 17-year-old student at North Webster High School in Springhill is under arrest for allegedly murdering a classmate. Springhill Police Chief Will Lynd says Josh Lewis of Cotton Valley confessed to the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Jaylen Thomas. He says a disagreement between two teens that Lewis and Thomas knew sparked the shooting…:
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Thomas’ body was found near a church. Lewis is charged with second-degree murder.

The 2017 Hurricane Season ends today and it goes down as one of the most active. State Climatologist Barry Keim says the 17 named storms are the most since 2005…:
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Hurricanes Nate and Tropical Storms Cindy and Harvey all made landfall in Louisiana this year.

15:30 LRN Newscast November 30

Police say they have identified the man who robbed two people at gunpoint last night outside a Baton Rouge bar.   33-year-old Corey Montgomery took a wallet from one of the victims at gunpoint.  As the victims were trying to get away, Montgomery was run over by their vehicle.  Baton Rouge Police Sgt. L’ Jean McKneely says they found Montgomery on the ground with the wallet.  He later died at an area hospital.  McKneely says this case is pretty much decided…

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A 17-year-old student at North Webster High School in Springhill has turned himself into police.  Josh Lewis has confessed to allegedly killing 17 year-old Jaylen Thomas while Thomas was on a lunch break when the teens went to another location in Springhill.  Springhill Police Chief Will Lynd says that’s where the alleged shooting took place…

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Louisiana teachers now have access to free teaching materials all with the click of a computer mouse and keyboard.  The Louisiana Federation of Teachers Spokesman Les Landon says Share My Lesson offers much more than just materials for teachers. It can also benefit parents and their children…

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The site is at l-a-dot-a-f-t-dot-org.

A report from Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana finds 54-percent of children in the Bayou State have experienced traumatic or stressful occurrences in their life.  The original study was based in California.  The majority of the children who experienced adverse events there were white with college educated parents.  Executive Director Amanda Brunson says numbers are even higher in low income neighborhoods.

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LRN PM Newscall November 30

Louisiana teachers can expand their curriculum from the comfort of their office chair with a new resourceful website.  Michelle Southern has more…

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A Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana report finds kids in Louisiana face more stressful or traumatic experiences than in the rest of the country. Emelie Gunn has more…

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Baton Rouge Police say two people who were robbed at gunpoint outside the Radio Bar last night, ended up killing the suspect with their vehicle. Sgt. L’Jean McKneely says after one of the robbery victims gave 33-year-old Corey Montgomery of Baton Rouge their wallet, they got into their vehicle and sped away…

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Investigators say from all indications, the victims didn’t try to hit Montgomery on purpose.

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The victims called police.  When they arrived, they found the Montgomery on the ground with the wallet he stole.  He was transported to an area hospital where he later died.  McKneely says this case is pretty much decided…

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A 17-year-old student at North Webster High School in Springhill has turned himself into police for the murder of his classmate. Springhill Police Chief Will Lynd says Josh Lewis of Cotton Valley confessed to police that he shot 17-year-old Jaylen Thomas. He says the murder sparked after a disagreement between two teens that Lewis and Thomas knew.

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Lynd says Thomas was working at Sonic and was killed during his 30 minute break. He says the teenagers went to another location in Springhill when the shooting took place.

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Thomas was a member of the North Webster High School football team. Lynd says this is a senseless homicide. He says crimes like this just don’t happen in Springhill.

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Louisiana teachers now have access to free teaching materials all with the click of a computer mouse and keyboard.  The Louisiana Federation of Teachers Share My Lesson is a free web based site teachers can use to enrich their skills.  LFT Spokesman Les Landon…

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Landon says the site offers much more than materials for teachers.   The site can also benefit parents and their children…

The American Federation of Teachers designed the site, assisting in the development and expansion of the information available. Landon says this makes it easy for Louisiana educators to add to their teaching plan without leaving the state…

 

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The site is at la-dot-aft-dot-org.  It is free for anyone to signup and get started.

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A report from Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana finds 54-percent of children in the Bayou State have experienced traumatic or stressful occurrences in their life, compared to 46-percent nationwide. Executive Director Amanda Brunson says it’s a concern because adverse childhood experiences are traumatic or stressful occurrences that can lead to serious consequences with child development.

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Brunson says another trend noted is that kids who live in homes more prone to the adverse events typically don’t live in a neighborhood where they feel comfortable seeking the help of other adults. She says that’s a call to all people to be open and available to all children.

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Brunson says the original study took place in California and the majority of children who experienced these adverse events were white, with college educated parents and had private health insurance. She says in low income areas these numbers are even higher…

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14:30 Newscast November 30,2017

A 30-year old teacher at L-W Ruppel Academy for Advanced Studies in Jefferson Parish is accused of taking naked pictures and sending them via SnapChat to her 13-year-old student. Earlier this month, Viridiana Ramos of Marrero, was arrested and charged with indecent behavior with a juvenile. The student alleges that Ramos started contacting him on the app in October and things escalated. At least one other student claims to have seen the naked photographs.

Louisiana teachers can expand their curriculum from the comfort of their office chair with a new resourceful website. Michelle Southern has more.
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Investigators say from all indications, the victims didn’t try to hit the robber on purpose.
A 17-year-old student at North Webster High in Springhill has been arrested after turning himself into police for the murder of his classmate. Police Chief Will Lynd says Josh Lewis of Cotton Valley confessed to them that he shot 17-year-old Jaylen Thomas. He says this is a senseless homicide. He says crimes like this just don’t happen in Springhill.
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Thomas was a member of the North Webster High School football team.

Two people who were robbed at gunpoint outside the Radio Bar in Baton Rouge last night, killed the suspect with their vehicle, according to Baton Rouge Police. Sgt. L’Jean McKneely says after one of the robbery victims gave 33-year-old Corey Montgomery their wallet, they got into their vehicle and sped away.
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13:30 Newscast, November 30th, 2017

A report from Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana finds children here face more stressful or traumatic experiences than in the rest of the country.:
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Springhill Police have charged a North Webster High School student in Monday night’s shooting death of a classmate. They say 17-year-old Josh Lewis of Cotton Valley is charged with second degree murder for allegedly killing 17-year-old Jaylen Thomas of Springhill.

The city of Alexandria’s Christmas festival starts tonight as Alex Winter Fete kicks off. Jeff Palermo reports…:
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A free Web portal with access to valuable teaching resources is now open to teachers in our state. The Louisiana Federation of Teachers has launched “Share My Lesson,” and LFT Spokesman Les Landon this makes it easy for educators to add to their teaching plan without leaving the state…:
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12:30 Newscast, November 30th, 2017

Baton Rouge Police say two people who were allegedly robbed at gunpoint outside the Radio Bar last night, ended up killing the suspect with their vehicle. Sgt. L’Jean McKneely says the victims were trying to get away when they struck the man, and the case is fairly cut and dry…:
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The suspect has not yet been identified.

Teachers in the state now have access to free classroom material online. The Louisiana Federation of Teachers’ “Share My Lesson” is a website educators can use to enrich their skills. LFT Spokesman Les Landon…:
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The site is at la-dot-aft-dot-org.

A report from Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana finds 54-percent of children in the Bayou State have experienced traumatic or stressful occurrences in their life, compared to 46-percent nationwide. Executive Director Amanda Brunson says it’s a concern because adverse childhood experiences are traumatic or stressful occurrences that can lead to serious consequences with child development…:
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She says this is a call to watch out for kids that are in your circle.

Jefferson Parish firefighters pulled a father and son from an overnight blaze in Metairie. Investigators say the victims were aged 82 and 56.

11:40 LRN Sportscast November 30

LSU had an in-home visit with the state’s top high school prospect Parkway’s Terrace Marshall. The five-star wide receiver shared a picture of the visit on his twitter account as he’s standing with LSU assistant coaches Mickey Joseph and Steve Ensminger. Billy Embody with Geaux 24-7 sports says LSU also continues to recruit Rummel wide receiver JaMarr Chase, who is leaning towards TCU, but the Tigers have a good relationship with him…
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In Saints news….defensive end Cameron Jordan has been named NFC Defensive Player of the Week. And running back Alvin Kamara was named NFL offensive rookie of the month. New Orleans hosts Carolina this Sunday.

With a six-and-six record, Louisiana Tech is waiting to see which bowl game they’ll play in. Athletic Director Tommy McClelland says they could play in Louisiana, but will be happy to play anywhere…
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ULM has announced it will play Kentucky and LSU in 2021. This Saturday the Warhawks wrap up the regular season at Florida State. There are reports Seminoles Head Coach Jimbo Fisher will soon be named the head coach at Texas A-and-M.

If the Cajuns lose this Saturday against Appalachian State, it will be the third consecutive year UL Lafayette has finished with a losing record. There is speculation that will put Coach Mark Hudspeth firmly on the hot seat.

Anthony Davis was hot last night with the refs, he was ejected in the second quarter and the Pelicans lost to Minnesota 120-102.

11:30 Newscast, November 30th, 2017

A 17-year-old student at North Webster High School in Springhill is under arrest for allegedly murdering a classmate. Springhill Police Chief Will Lynd says Josh Lewis of Cotton Valley confessed to police that he shot 17-year-old Jaylen Thomas. He says the murder sparked after a disagreement between two teens that Lewis and Thomas knew…:
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Thomas’ body was found near a church. Lewis is charged with second-degree murder.

Baton Rouge Police say a man was run over by a vehicle and died after he allegedly robbed two people outside of The Radio Bar. Sgt. L’Jean McKneely says witnesses reported an unidentified 33-year-old man held the two at gunpoint, and began shooting at their vehicle. He doesn’t believe they ran over the alleged robber on purpose…:
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The man later died at a hospital.

The 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season comes to an end today and it will go down as one of the most active seasons we have seen. Emilie Gunn has more…:
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The Governor’s Office is hosting a series of human trafficking summits with the goal of highlighting information regarding existing services, protocols and community response to victims…
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That’s Director of the Administration’s Children’s Cabinet Dr. Dana Hunter.

 

10:30 LRN Newscast November 30

A very active and expensive 2017 hurricane season ends today. State Climatologist Barry Keim….
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One estimate says Harvey, Irma and Maria caused over 206-billion dollars in damage.

Police say two people who were robbed at gunpoint outside the Radio Bar in Baton Rouge last night, ended up killing the suspect with their vehicle. BRPD Sergeant L’Jean McKneely says after one of the robbery victims gave the yet unidentified 33-year-old man their wallet, they got into their vehicle and fled from the area..
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The injured armed robber was taken to an area hospital, where he died from his injuries.

As Governor John Bel Edwards’ administration investigates misconduct claims against former top aide Johnny Anderson, a state lawmaker wants leaders to review Louisiana’s sexual harassment policies. Slidell Senator Sharon Hewitt is asking the Legislative Auditor to conduct a performance audit, amid nationwide allegations of suggestive improprieties…:
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Governor Edwards chief of staff says previous investigations involving Anderson did not conclude any wrongdoing.

AlexWinterFete begins today in Alexandria. It was named as the 2016 Festival of the Year by the Louisiana Travel Promotion Association. Community Services Director for Alexandria, Robert Weeks, credits the people of Cenla….

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AlexWinterFete includes live music, pretty Christmas lights, food, a skating rink and they’ll have a machine that can make snow. He says new to the festival this year is an acrobatic production.

09:30 Newscast, November 30th, 2017

A Louisiana lawmaker has directed the legislative auditor to do a full evaluation of the state government’s sexual harassment policies. Slidell Senator Sharon Hewitt is making the request in light of a former aide to the governor, Johnny Anderson’s resignation. She says Anderson had a history of sexual misconduct, but it seems the governor didn’t care.:
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The governor’s chief of staff says investigations involving Anderson found no wrongdoing.

Slidell Police say they have charged a 14-year-old after he lead cops on a high speed chase which ended in a head-on crash. They say officers tried to pull over a Lexus SUV for not having headlights on, when it took off before crashing into another vehicle injuring that driver. The teen then got out an ran, but was taken into custody by a K-9. He faces many charges including aggravated flight from an officer, resisting an officer by violence, reckless operation negligent injury and no driver’s license.

The city of Alexandria’s Christmas festival starts tonight as Alex Winter Fete kicks off..:
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The 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season ends today and will go down as one of the more historic due to the 17 named storms. State Climatologist Barry Keim says the US had been spared significant tropical activity for quite some time..:
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