Vice President Mike Pense will be in Louisiana tomorrow. The White House says during the Vice President’s visit, he’ll hear first-hand stories about health care, job creation and the economy. Governor Edwards, who announced today he opposes President Donald Trump’s budget proposal, will be at the Baton Rouge airport to welcome Pense. LSU Political Science Professor Robert Hogan gives his take on that …:
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The Vice President is also slated to make remarks afterwards at Cajun Industries in Port Allen.

Authorities in Lafourche Parish are looking for a man accused of living in the attic of his ex-girlfriend to stalk her. Sheriff’s Office spokesman Lt. Brennan Matherne says 21-year-old Taylor Broussard has nine active warrants for several felony crimes including stalking, auto theft, battery, and aggravated assault…:
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President Donald Trump’s proposed budget released today would end oil lease royalty payments to Louisiana before they even begin. It means the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act, which splits 35 percent of offshore revenue among several coastal states, would be repealed. Managing Director with America’s Wetland Foundation, Val Marmillion, says Louisiana stands to lose a lot of money..:
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US Senator Bill Cassidy released a statement saying that taking this funding away from Louisiana’s coastline is a nonstarter.

A Senate Judiciary Committee advances a bill to include dating partners in Louisiana’s domestic abuse laws. Currently they only apply to couples who are married or living together. Baton Rouge Senator Regina Barrow says this closes a huge loophole in the law..:
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Vice President Mike Pence is slated to visit with Baton Rouge area business leaders and address the community tomorrow. LSU Political Science Professor Robert Hogan says the Trump administration wants to show they listen to the public…:
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The White House says during the Vice President’s visit, he’ll hear first-hand stories about health care, job creation and the economy.

The full House will vote on a Senate approved measure that would give drivers a warning before an upcoming speed camera. New Orleans Senator Troy Carter says local municipalities shouldn’t have a problem with this if they argue that the devices are meant to deter speeding…:
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Carter’s bill has been approved by the Senate and awaits final passage on the House floor.

Louisiana stands to lose $140 million a year in coastal restoration funding under the budget proposal released by President Donald Trump today. Jeff Palermo has more…:
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Blake lawmakers in Mississippi want a state representative there to resign for saying Louisiana leaders should be “lynched” for removing confederate monuments. Representative Karl Oliver apologized Monday over the Facebook post and was also stripped of his vice chairmanship of a House committee. But the Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus is demanding the resignation of Oliver, who is white.

President Donald Trump’s proposed budget released today would end oil lease royalty payments to Louisiana before they even begin. The proposal repeals the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act, which splits 35 percent of offshore revenue among several Gulf States. Managing Director with the America’s Wetland Foundation, Val Marmillion, says Louisiana stands to lose a lot of money…:
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He hopes Louisiana’s congressional delegation will fight to get this money back in the budget.

The House Health committee advances a measure that would require parents of minors seeking an abortion to show a photo ID at the clinic. Currently only a notarized statement from a legal guardian of an unmarried girl under 18 is required. The bill mandating parental consent with picture identification for abortions on minors has already been approved by the Senate and now heads to the full House.

Vice President Mike Pence will travel to Louisiana tomorrow to discuss health, jobs and the economy. The White House says the Vice President will participate in a listening session with local business leaders in the Baton Rouge area and he’ll make remarks afterwards at Cajun Industries in Port Allen. LSU Political Science Professor Robert Hogan:
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He says this is a political trip designed to show the public they are listening to input.

LaFourche Parish authorities are looking for a man they believe stalked his ex-girlfriend by living in her attic for some time. Sheriff’s Office spokesman Lt. Brennan Matherne says when investigating an assault, they located evidence that showed 21-year-old Taylor Broussard had been staying in the attic..:
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Broussad faces a myriad of charges and authorities have been unable to locate him.

Authorities in LaFourche Parish are looking for a man accused of living in his ex-girlfriend’s attic when stalking her. Emelie Gunn reports:
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The full House will vote on a Senate approved measure that would give drivers a warning before coming up on speed cameras. New Orleans Senator Troy Carter believs those who oppose this are just interested in collecting money from unsuspecting motorists…:
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A bill that would include dating partners in domestic violence laws, instead of just those couples living together or married, advances in a Senate committee. Baton Rouge Senator Bodi White says but what if a situation arises like a boyfriend pushing his drunk girlfriend into the car during a night out..:
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But it heads to the full Senate without objection.

President Donald Trump’s proposed budget released today would end oil lease royalty payments to Louisiana before they even begin. The proposal repeals the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act, which splits 35 percent of offshore revenue among several Gulf States. There are those who say this money was dedicated mostly to coastal restoration and coastal infrastructure projects…:
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That’s Managing Director with America’s Wetland Foundation, Val Marmillion.

Louisiana stands to lose $140 million a year in coastal restoration funding under a budget proposed by President Donald Trump..:
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A Senate Judiciary Committee advances a bill to include dating partners in Louisiana’s domestic abuse laws. Currently they only apply to couples who are married or living together. Baton Rouge Senator Regina Barrow says this closes a huge loophole in the law..:
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The measure was approved without objection and heads to the Senate floor.

Authorities in Lafourche Parish are looking for a man who is facing several charges amid allegations including living in the attic of his ex-girlfriend for a period of time while stalking her. Sheriff’s Office spokesman Lt. Brennan Matherne says officers responded to the home in reference to a disturbance involving 21-year-old Taylor Broussard:
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He says cops located evidence such as bedding showing Broussard had been living in the victim’s attic. Broussard is at large and has nine active warrants for several felony crimes including stalking, auto theft, battery, and aggravated assault.

Today the House is expected to take up a proposal to raise the minimum GPA requirements for TOPS. Don Molino has the story…:
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The full House will vote on a Senate approved measure that would give drivers a warning before an upcoming speed camera. New Orleans Senator Troy Carter says local municipalities shouldn’t have a problem with this if they argue that the devices are meant to deter speeding…:
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President Donald Trump’s proposed budget released today would end oil lease royalty payments to Louisiana before they even begin. It means the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act, which splits 35 percent of offshore revenue among several coastal states, would be repealed. Managing Director with America’s Wetland Foundation, Val Marmillion, says Louisiana stands to lose a lot of money..:
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US Senator Bill Cassidy released a statement saying that taking this funding away from Louisiana’s coastline is a nonstarter.

Lt Governor Billy Nungesser has launched a horse tourist initiative which is an attempt to draw enthusiasts to their facilities and horse shows. He says the horse industry in Louisiana already generates 2 billion dollars a year…:
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On the Louisiana House floor, a vote is expected today on a bill that would increase the minimum GPA required to receive the TOPS scholarship. Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat doesn’t expect lawmakers to approve the jump from a 2.5 GPA to 2.75…
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Governor Edwards also opposes the bill.

State Police say a potential 23-million cut in state funding will reduce the number of troopers they have in New Orleans, making it difficult to replace aging patrol vehicles and dropping a plan to provide every trooper with a body camera….
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Major Doug Cain says its State Police’s hope the Senate will fund their agency to the level the governor recommended.

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser has launched a Horse Tourism initiative to attract visitors to go to the state’s racetracks and horse shows. Emelie Gunn has more…
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Former secretary of state and state lawmaker Al Ater has passed away. The Ferriday resident served as interim Secretary of State in 2005 when Hurricane Katrina hit. He was in charge of putting together a mayoral election for New Orleans in 2006. Ater was receiving treatment for brain cancer. He was 63.