November 2023

Louisiana Republicans could add to their supermajorities in the Legislature

(The Center Square) — Louisiana Republicans are poised to expand their current supermajority in the Senate and could do the same in the House when voters cast ballots in 20 runoffs later this month.

Comer: Joe Biden received $40,000 in ‘laundered China money’

(The Center Square) – House Oversight Committee Chair Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., released more evidence Wednesday to back allegations that President Joe Biden personally benefited from his brother and son’s overseas business dealings, saying he received $40,000 in “laundered China money.”

Edwards could resurrect Louisiana's proposed alternative graduation policy

(The Center Square) — While there’s little doubt changes to Louisiana’s graduation policy will not become a reality, Gov. John Bel Edwards’ decision on a legislative vote to reject them could create significant issues for schools.

Federal Reserve leaves its key rate unchanged

Keeps open possibility of a future hike

Hounds face Pioneers in season finale

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WELSH — The Welsh Greyhounds will be the prohibitive underdog Thursday night when they square off against the Notre Dame Pioneers in the battle for the championship of District 5-2A. Welsh has never been the favorite against the Pioneers and this year will be no different. The Greyhounds dropped their first two games of the season and since have reeled off seven consecutive wins to carry a 7-2 record into the league clash.

Missouri-Georgia and LSU-Alabama put SEC back in the national spotlight in Week 10

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(AP) — SEC standard bearers Georgia and Alabama are front and center in Week 10 of the college football season after the Pac-12 commanded the national spotlight for most of the last month.

Sandwiches for a cause

A local women’s ministry is aiming to support various causes throughout the community with a sandwich and baked goods sale.

Walk a mile in their shoes

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Two local organizations joined forces to “walk a mile in their shoes”, informing others of the resources that are available for those using or experiencing domestic violence.

A Haunting GOOD TIME

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Ghosts, goblins and all sorts of other characters were out in full force in downtown Jennings and Martin subdivision area for Halloween.

Hunting season heroes

Hunters for the Hungry (H4H) Louisiana gets ready for a fruitful hunting season statewide, providing hunters with the opportunity to donate wild game for a good cause.