Thanks to a new state law, you can now carry a gun while frog hunting at night. Normally, frog hunters do not use guns when capturing frogs; they use gigs, nets or their bare hands. Still, the law’s author, Gonzales Republican Senator Eddie Lambert, says especially since the activity is normally done under the cover of darkness, having a gun comes in handy as a source of personal protection.

Cut 5 (11) “…wait for you.”

Another new state law provides an 80-percent discount on a combo hunting and fishing license for honorably discharged military veterans. It was crafted with the help of the military advocacy group The Boot. Andrew Ward with The Boot says what Louisiana did was truly innovative.

Cut 6 (08) “…honorably discharged veteran.”

The Saints had their last practice in Metairie before flying out to California tomorrow ahead of Sunday’s preseason opener against the Chargers. Spencer Rattler became the first quarterback to get starting reps in back-to-back practices today but split first-team action with Tyler Shough. Locked On Saints podcast host Ross Jackson says the second-year QB has separated himself.

Cut 9 (09)  “…of the trio.”

The application deadline for the Louisiana State Police’s 108th cadet class is less than two weeks away. Captain Johnnie Brown says applicants must apply by August 18th, be 21 or older at the time of application and meet one of four qualification criteria.

Cut 12 (13) “…enforcement experience (2x).”

If you’re out frogging at night, you can now carry a gun with you. Gonzales Republican Senator Eddie Lambert wrote the new law that does away with the previous prohibition of carrying a gun while hunting for the noisy amphibians at night; he says it conflicted with a bill that was passed a couple years ago.

Cut 3 (13) “…were frog hunting.”

The application deadline for the Louisiana State Police’s 108th cadet class is less than two weeks away. There are currently over one-thousand state troopers, a number that Captain Johnnie Brown says is higher than in recent years. He says it’s important state police maintain their robust force.

Cut 14 (10) “…expects of us.”

Applicants can visit joinlsp-dot-org.

The Saints wrapped up the first stretch of camp today but still haven’t announced who will start at quarterback. Kace Kieschnick reports

Cut 2 (34) “…I’m Kace Kieschnick.”

You snooze, you lose! Someone out there is holding onto an Easy 5 lottery ticket worth 60-thousand dollars. It was from the March 5th drawing, and the winning numbers were 2, 7, 20, 27 and 37. If you have that ticket and you don’t come forward by September 1st, you will forfeit 60-thousand dollars.

The new law that allows for a steep discount for combo hunting and fishing licenses for honorably discharged military veterans was crafted with the help of a military advocacy group. Andrew Greenstein reports.

Cut 1 (31) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”

ULM has named football coach Bryant Vincent as the Warhawks interim athletics director. The announcement comes one day after John Hartwell unexpectedly announced he was stepping down as A-D to pursue other professional opportunities.

From now on, you can have a gun on you when you’re out frog hunting at night. Gonzales Republican Senator Eddie Lambert wrote the new law that does away with the previous prohibition. He says his bill eliminates any conflicts in state law that resulted from a newly-passed constitutional amendment.

Cut 4 (07) “…remove that ‘prohibitation.’”

People don’t normally use guns to hunt frogs; they use gigs, nets or their bare hands.

The Saints are getting closer to their preseason game as they will visit the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday afternoon. The Black and Gold will travel to California tomorrow and have two practices in Irvine before playing the Chargers. Locked on Saints podcast host, Ross Jackson, says one of the big question marks of this team is offensive line depth…

Cut 11 (08) “…..center depth”

Thanks to a new state law, you can now carry a gun while frog hunting at night. Normally, frog hunters do not use guns when capturing frogs; they use gigs, nets or their bare hands. Still, the law’s author, Gonzales Republican Senator Eddie Lambert, says especially since the activity is normally done under the cover of darkness, having a gun comes in handy as a source of personal protection.

Cut 5 (11) “…wait for you.”

Another new state law allows honorably discharged military veterans to buy combo hunting and fishing licenses for just 20 dollars instead of the regular price of 100 dollars. Andrew Ward with The Boot, the military advocacy group which helped craft the law, says verifying eligibility is easy.

Cut 8 (07) “…in the military.”

The application deadline for the Louisiana State Police’s 108th cadet class is less than two weeks away. Captain Johnnie Brown says the police academy offers a holistic education. They teach cadets how to be operationally sound and quality leaders. He says an emphasis is placed on taking care of recruits mentally.

Cut 13 (08)  “…total package.”

As the Saints continue to prepare for their preseason opener against the Chargers, Locked on Saints podcast host Ross Jackson says some of the top performers at camp so far are edge rushers Chase Young and Carl Granderson. He says the pass-rushing duo has had standout camps before, but coordinator Brandon Staley’s new scheme has brought them to another level.

Cut 10 (11) “…so far here.”

The new law that allows for a steep discount for combo hunting and fishing licenses for honorably discharged military veterans was crafted with the help of a military advocacy group. Andrew Greenstein reports.

Cut 1 (31) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”

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The Saints wrapped up the first stretch of camp today but still haven’t announced who will start at quarterback. Kace Kieschnick reports.

Cut 2 (34) “…I’m Kace Kieschnick.”

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If you’re out frogging at night, you can now carry a gun with you. Gonzales Republican Senator Eddie Lambert wrote the new law that does away with the previous prohibition of carrying a gun while hunting for the noisy amphibians at night; he says it conflicted with a bill that was passed a couple years ago.

Cut 3 (13) “…were frog hunting.”

Senator Lambert says his bill eliminates any conflicts in state law that resulted from the newly-passed constitutional amendment.

Cut 4 (07) “…remove that ‘prohibitation.’”

Normally, frog hunters do not use guns when capturing frogs; they use gigs, nets or their bare hands. Still, Lambert says especially since the activity is normally done under the cover of darkness, having a gun comes in handy as a source of personal protection.

Cut 5 (11) “…wait for you.”

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The new state law that provides an 80-percent discount on a combo hunting and fishing license for honorably discharged military veterans was crafted with the help of The Boot, an organization seeking to make Louisiana an attractive place for military veterans to set roots in. Andrew Ward with The Boot says what Louisiana did was truly innovative.

Cut 6 (08) “…honorable discharged veteran.”

Normally, a combination hunting and fishing license is 100 dollars a year. Ward says The Boot wanted to take that down to zero. That was untenable, so they settled on 20 dollars a year, which Ward says still achieves The Boot’s objective in making Louisiana veteran friendly.

Cut 7 (07) “…in the country.”

Ward says verifying eligibility for the 20-dollar combo license is very easy.

Cut 8 (07) “…in the military.”

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The Saints had their last practice in Metairie before flying out to California tomorrow ahead of Sunday’s preseason opener against the Chargers. Spencer Rattler became the first quarterback to get starting reps in back-to-back practices today but split first-team action with Tyler Shough. Locked On Saints podcast host Ross Jackson says the second-year quarterback has separated himself.

Cut 9 (09)  “…of the trio.”

Jackson expects the staff to have a good idea of who the starter will be after the preseason game. Head coach Kellen Moore said a decision has not been made on who will start versus the Chargers.

Jackson highlighted wide receiver Rashid Shaheed and edge rushers Chase Young and Carl Granderson as some of he biggest winners of camp. He says the pass-rushing duo has had standout camps before, but coordinator Brandon Staley’s new scheme has brought them to another level.

Cut 10 (11) “…so far here.”

There are still plenty of question marks for the Saints down the depth chart. Who can step up behind the top wide receivers? Who can stand out in a crowded running back room to back up Alvin Kamara? Jackson says his biggest concern is on the offensive line.

Cut 11 (08) “….center depth.”

Rookie running back Devin Neal went down with a hamstring injury, and Moore says he will miss a couple weeks.

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The application deadline for the Louisiana State Police’s 108th cadet class is less than two weeks away. Captain Johnnie Brown says applicants must apply by August 18th, be 21 or older at the time of application and meet one of four qualification criteria.

Cut 12 (13) “…enforcement experience (2x).”

Brown says the police academy offers a holistic education. They teach cadets how to be operationally sound and quality leaders. He says an emphasis is placed on taking care of recruits mentally.

Cut 13 (08)  “…total package.”

And on top of all that, Brown added the job pays well.

There are currently over one-thousand state troopers, a number Brown says is higher than in recent years. He says it’s important state police maintain their robust force.

Cut 14 (10) “…expects of us.”

Applicants can visit joinlsp-dot-org or text join LSP to 225-777-8162.

The military advocacy group The Boot helped write the new law that allows honorably discharged military veterans to buy combo hunting and fishing licenses for just 20 dollars a year. Andrew Ward with The Boot says it’s part of the organization’s objective in making Louisiana a great place for veterans to set roots in at the conclusion of their military careers.

Cut 7 (07) “…in the country.”

From now on, you can have a gun on you when you’re out frog hunting at night. Gonzales Republican Senator Eddie Lambert wrote the new law that does away with the previous prohibition. He says his bill eliminates any conflicts in state law that resulted from a newly-passed constitutional amendment.

Cut 4 (07) “…remove that ‘prohibitation.’”

People don’t normally use guns to hunt frogs; they use gigs, nets or their bare hands.

The Saints had their last practice in Metairie before flying out to California tomorrow ahead of Sunday’s preseason opener against the Chargers. Spencer Rattler became the first quarterback to get starting reps in back-to-back practices today but split first-team action with Tyler Shough. Locked On Saints podcast host Ross Jackson says the second-year QB has separated himself.

Cut 9 (09)  “…of the trio.”

The application deadline for the Louisiana State Police’s 108th cadet class is less than two weeks away. Captain Johnnie Brown says applicants must apply by August 18th, be 21 or older at the time of application and meet one of four qualification criteria.

Cut 12 (13) “…enforcement experience (2x).”

The new state law that provides an 80-percent discount on a combo hunting and fishing license for honorably discharged military veterans was crafted with the help of The Boot, an organization seeking to make Louisiana an attractive place for military veterans to set roots in. Andrew Ward with The Boot says what Louisiana did was truly innovative.

Cut 6 (08) “…honorably discharged veteran.”

If you’re out frogging at night, you can now carry a gun with you. Gonzales Republican Senator Eddie Lambert wrote the new law that does away with the previous prohibition of carrying a gun while hunting for the noisy amphibians at night; he says it conflicted with a bill that was passed a couple years ago.

Cut 3 (13) “…were frog hunting.”

The Saints wrapped up the first stretch of camp today but still haven’t announced who will start at quarterback. Kace Keischnick reports

Cut 2 (34) “…I’m Kace Kieschnick.”

The Southern Shrimp Alliance is applauding President Trump’s 25-percent tariffs on shrimp imports from India. Kace Kieschnick reports.

Cut 2 (29) “…I’m Kace Kieschnick.”

The federal government has approved Louisiana’s request to prohibit SNAP recipients from using their food stamps to pay for soda, candy and energy drinks. SNAP recipients can still purchase those items, but they’ll have to use their own cash starting in 2026. Governor Jeff Landry says taxpayers should not subsidize unhealthy lifestyles and eating habits.

A new law limiting the time death row inmates have for appeals went into effect Friday. Slidell Representative Brian Glorioso authored the legislation and says the purpose is to give victims’ families swift justice.

Cut 5 (14) “…off the books.”

Glorioso says convicted murderers are still afforded due process, including the ability to get DNA testing.

People are buzzing in northeast Louisiana over the sudden departure of ULM athletics director John Hartwell. Hartwell was upbeat about the future of Warhawk athletics when we spoke with him in June, but sports talk show host Sean Fox says a disagreement over funding of the athletic department with the school’s new president may have resulted in Hartwell leaving ULM…

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