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Gov. Landry wants LSU to bring its live tiger mascot back to football games
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry is petitioning LSU to revive its tradition of bringing its live tiger mascot to home football games, even though veterinarians are concerned about forcing the animal to resume what was once a pregame tradition Landry and three conservative state officials who are also veterinarians — Surgeon General Ralph Abraham, state Sen. […]
SWLA Game of the Week: Week 1 Announcement
Football fans in Southwest Louisiana have something to cheer about as the highly anticipated Southwest Louisiana Game of the Week returns to the airwaves in 2024. This beloved tradition, broadcast on 92.9 The Lake, will once again bring the excitement of local high school football directly to fans across the region.
Louisiana Bridge With Large Cracks in Foundation is Concerning for Many
Several photos on social media have surfaced in recent days that show cracks in the pillars of a Louisiana bridge and now the Department of Transportation and Development is responding. Hailey Delatorre recently snapped photos from beneath the Elysian Fields overpass in New Orleans and the photos show huge cracks...
Week 1 High School Football Schedule for the Lafayete, Louisiana Area
Summer workouts are done for high school football in Louisiana. So are scrimmages and jamborees. It's time to tee it up for real this week as the regular season begins. Several teams in the Acadiana area will be strong again this year as the road to the Caesars Superdome and the LHSAA State Football Championships begins.
Apple’s Shameless Exploit Of Louisiana And Will Smith
Apple Inc. has come under fire, as reports indicate the company meddled with a Louisiana law that may have hurt its profit margins. In 2021 Apple's subsidiary Apple Studios LLC was filming the movie Emancipation, starring Will Smith, in New Orleans after moving the filming location from Georgia due to the Election Integrity Act of 2021, a controversial act that tightened voting regulations in the state.
Crude awakening: The Bayou Lafourche spill exposes our energy vulnerabilities
On July 27, Louisiana’s Bayou Lafourche became the latest victim of America’s ongoing dependence on fossil fuels. The Crescent Midstream Crude Oil Facility released 34,400 gallons of crude oil into this vital waterway, prompting an emergency declaration and throwing local communities into crisis. This is not just an environmental disaster; it’s a stark reminder of […]
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