Over 95-percent of ads on TV during the first week of campaigns in the US-Senate runoff in Louisiana were for Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy. That’s according to Bloomberg. The report shows, statewide, only 82 pro- incumbent Mary Landrieu ads aired compared to over 1900 pro-Cassidy commercials. But Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat says Landrieu won’t be left out…:
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A Louisiana woman from Union Parish remains missing. 32-year-old Amanda McKinnie McPherson was last seen in a wooded area in Union County, Arkansas. Sheriff Mike McGough (Ma-GOO)…
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McGough says they are not ruling out foul play at this point.

An LSU police officer who was injured in a crash following the Alabama game is in stable condition and the story is making national headlines, because it was team doctors from Alabama who quickly came to Sergeant Chris Greshman’s aid….
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That’s LSU Police Captain Corey Lalande, who says Greshman suffered an injured knee, several broken bones and fractures.

Most of Louisiana is under a freeze warning tonight and tomorrow morning and parishes in southwest Louisiana are under a hard freeze warning. The National Weather Service forecasts freezing tempeatures for several hours.

Former Republican Vice-Presidential nominee Sarah Palin will be in Louisiana on Saturday. She’ll attend a campaign rally in Monroe for Congressman Bill Cassidy.

Freeze warnings and hard freeze warnings are posted across the state as low temperatures have the potential of reaching the mid-20s tomorrow morning…

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Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy is hitting the campaign trail again the runoff race for the Senate, and this Saturday in Monroe, he will have some help from former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. The campaign rally at 2:30 will also feature former Republican candidate Rob Maness.

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According to Bloomberg, 96-percent of television ads during the first week of the Louisiana Senate runoff election supported Republican challenger Bill Cassidy. Not surprising, since the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee announced they were cancelling ads for Senator Mary Landrieu…
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That’s Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat.

The search continues for a missing Louisiana woman in a wooded area of south Arkansas. thirty-two year-old Amanda McKinnie McPherson of Marion was last seen in the woods of Union County November 3rd. Sheriff Mike McGough (ma GOO) says McPherson and a male friend were driving in the area and got stuck…
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Shortly after, her cell went dead.

According to Bloomberg, 96-percent of television ads during the first week of the Louisiana Senate runoff election supported Republican challenger Bill Cassidy. Eric Gill reports…
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First Congressional District Congressman Republican Steve Scalise has been re-elected to the House Majority Whip for the 114th Congressman. That re-election announcement came from Washington today.

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An LSU police officer remains in stable condition after getting hit by a passing vehicle late Saturday night where University of Alabama team doctors rushed to his aid. The doctors were part of the team’s motorcade, according to LSUPD spokesman Captain Corey Lalonde:
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Thirty-three year-old Sgt. Christopher Gresham is an eight year veteran of the department.

An attorney for one of the three Baton Police officers charged in a sex case, says he is looking forward to their day in court. Two officers and a former cop are facing charges that they allegedly forced a woman to perform a sex act on one of the officers at a Baton Rouge park earlier this year.
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That’s East Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore who says that charge is abuse in office.

The numbers from to Bloomberg are out, and during the primary election, Democrats outspent Republicans two-to-one; despite the majority of the polls on this race still have Congressman Bill Cassidy winning the runoff. Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat says you can expect even more spending…
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Ninety-six percent of television ads during the first week of runoff campaigning supported Republican Bill Cassidy.

The LSU police officer who was hit by a passing vehicle late Saturday night is in stable condition today, thanks mainly to Alabama team doctors who rushed to help 33-year-old Sgt. Christopher Gresham..
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That’s LSUPD spokesman Captain Corey Lalonde.

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East Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore says two Baton Rouge police officers and a former officer are facing charges in a sex case in which they allegedly forced a woman to perform a sexual act on one of the officers at a Baton Rouge park, where she was parked with aonther man. Two officers forced that man to leave…
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An attorney for one of the three men charged in this case, says they look forward to their day in court.

The search continues for a missing Louisiana woman believed to be in a wooded area of south Arkansas. 32-year-old Amanda McKinnie McPherson of Marion went missing and no one has heard from her since her phone went dead…
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That’s Union County Sheriff Mike McGough (ma-GOO)

Over 95-percent of ads on TV during the first week of campaigns in the US-Senate runoff in Louisiana were for Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy. That’s according to Bloomberg. The report shows, statewide, only 82 pro- incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu ads aired compared to over 1900 pro-Cassidy commercials. But Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat says Landrieu won’t be left out…:
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He also says you can expect more money to be spent on Cassidy.

The LSU Police Officer who was helped by the Alabama team doctors Saturday night remains in stable condition. This story is making national headlines and LSUPD Captain Corey LaLonde says 33-year-old Sgt. Christopher Gresham sustained very serious injuries in the crash:
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The search continues for a missing Louisiana woman believed to be in a wooded area of south Arkansas. 32-year-old Amanda McKinnie McPherson of Marion was last seen in in Union County and Sheriff Mike McGough (ma GOO) says they are still in and out of the woods there looking…:
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McPherson had gotten in some vehicle trouble with a friend and hasn’t been heard from since she called family to let them know she was lost.

There are freeze warnings out for much of Louisiana starting tonight into tomorrow morning and many areas along I-10 in the Acadiana region are under a HARD freeze warning for that time. Temps could fall into the mid 20-s to low 30s overnight and last up to 8 hours according to the national weather service. Winter weather precautions should be taken.

Freeze warnings and hard freeze warnings are posted across the state as low temperatures have the potential of reaching the mid-20s tomorrow morning. Jeff Palermo has the story…:
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Sarah Palin, a tea party favorite, will be in Louisiana this weekend at a rally supporting US Senate candidate Bill Cassidy. The rally will also include 5th Congressional District Candidate Republican Ralph Abraham. Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson is also salted to attend the Saturday afternoon event in Monroe.

The search continues for a missing Louisiana woman believed to be in a wooded area of south Arkansas. 32-year-old Amanda McKinnie McPherson of Marion was last seen in Union County on November 3rd. Sheriff Mike McGough (ma GOO) says McPherson and a male friend were driving in the area and got stuck. McGough says the male friend left to find help, but got lost…:
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No one has heard from McPherson since her phone went dead. Anyone with information is urged to contact authorities.

The Monroe Police Department says they are testing body cameras on officers. They are working to see if they benefit the department with the ultimate goal of getting footage that would protect both the interests of officers and citizens.

According to Bloomberg, 96-percent of television ads during the first week of the Louisiana Senate runoff election supported Republican challenger Bill Cassidy. Eric Gill reports…:
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The Louisiana’s Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness is urging residents to prepare for the first bit of severe winter weather of the season. Meteorologists forecast freezing temperatures for most of the state tonight through tomorrow. GOHSEP says keep heating safety in mind, have a working smoke alarm and follow the pets/pipes/plants precautions.

Two Baton Rouge police officers and a former officer are facing charges in a sex case in which they allegedly forced a woman to perform a sexual act on one of the officers at a Baton Rouge park earlier this year. East Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore says evidence against the three men was compiled by the Baton Rouge police department:
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An attorney for one of the three men charged in this case, says they look forward to their day in court.

Former Alaska Governor and tea party favorite Sarah Palin will be in Monroe this weekend to stump for US-Senate Candidate Bill Cassidy. The rally Saturday afternoon will also feature Phil Robertson from Duck Dynasty and Republican Ralph Abraham who’s in a runoff with Democratic Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo for the 5th Congressional District seat.