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Updated: April 13, 2009/4:13 PM
Clyde Holloway, a Forest Hill nursery owner and former 5th District Congressman has captured a seat on the Public Service Commission.
Holloway was forced into a runoff election against…
Updated: April 13, 2009/3:42 PM
Sen. Joe McPherson announced today that he is dropping out of the race for PSC Commissioner.
McPherson was set to face off against Clyde Holloway, the former state director…
Updated: November 06, 2008/10:15 AM
By: Leigh Culbert
Many young voters proved that one thing their generation is not, is apathetic - at least not in this election. In fact, young people became involved in record numbers. News…
Updated: November 05, 2008/11:24 PM
By: Leigh Culbert
How do students feel about the presidential election? News Channel 5’s Leigh Culbert caught up with a few Wednesday to find out. Here’s what they had to say…
Updated: November 04, 2008/11:24 AM
By: Alan Quartemont
Al & Renee get your day started with today’s top stories.
*It’s all about the elections!
*Local Voter Preview
*McCain & Obama busy on Election Day
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Lesser tax burden may not happen until you file your state income taxes for 2012. Lawmakers want the money for other things.
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Bobby Jindal has been able to insulate parts of his office from open records requirements. Legislative debate continues.
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Effort to draft Bobby JIndal to run for president seen as a distriction from Jindal's duties as governor.
By: Leigh Culbert
Find out what this means for city grant money...
Mose Jefferson fights to keep lawyer
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Mose Jefferson fights to keep lawyer
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Defense says Jefferson acted unethically, not illegaly
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Ex-congressman on trial over freezer cash, bribery
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Ex-congressman on trial over freezer cash, bribery
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Group:money may color Landrieu health care stand
By: Leigh Culbert
The 14-year-old was chosen as 1 of 21 members statewide.
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If the governor vetoes a budget provision, lawmakers can override him instead of calling a specail session.
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"Judge Sotomayor is a historic choice who will bring a wealth of experience"
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Cenla Students' Art Featured
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Repeal was approved by the House in 2008 but the Louisiana Senate let the bill die in chambers.
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Opponents worried about the cost and possibly singling out only one group that gets money from the state.
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Assembly of the H3 and H3T at the Shreveport plant will continue through 2010
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“This latest step...puts us further down the road to nationalized industries"
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“Judge Sonia Sotomayor is a historic choice for the bench. Her credentials are stellar."
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"I will be thoroughly reviewing her judicial record"
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Tomorrow will mark the half-way point of the legislative session. Many bills and issues are still up in the air.
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Hurricane season officially starts June 1
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Local agencies awarded
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Stormy Daniels is planning visits to north and western Louisiana to test the political waters and to talk with voters.
By: Leigh Culbert
Rep. Herbert Dixon opposes it. Find out why.
By: Leigh Culbert
Hear what your local state representative has to say...
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Richard Crain Returns to Board
By: Breanna Biehl
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The governor is against accepting nearly one-hundred million, saying it could force business to pay higher unemployment taxes
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Similar efforts have failed in the past, due in part to opposition from business groups. Still, lawmakers will consider it.
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Some students would be allowed to carry concealed weapons on campus. Support and opposition is growing.
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The senator's decision should mean a quick confirmation for Craig Fugate to head the federal agency.
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First bill signed of the 2009 Regular Session
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These provide care to thousands of poor LA children on school campuses, but will close if lawmakers agree to a proposed ban.
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Louisiana to receive more than $400,000
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State plans to help Foster Farms of California purchase the Pilgrim’s Pride poultry processing plant in Farmerville
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Hunters allowed to use laser
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Both men of Natchitoches
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Interim Appointment
By: Breanna Biehl
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The Latest From The Session
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Marcus Clark says he is a judge who upholds and carries out the law, rather than trying to make laws.
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Michael Tarpley named to the Louisiana Archaeological Survey and Antiquities Commission

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