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LSU-Alabama Winner Foretold By Presidential Election Results?
There is an odd connection between the outcome of the U.S. Presidential Elections and the outcome of the LSU/Alabama football game. The facts are the facts.
FBI Confirms Man Was Attempting Assassination of Trump
The FBI has taken over the investigation after a incident that they say was an assassination attempt on the life of former President Donald Trump.
Will Women Really Be Required To Register For The Military Draft?
According to The Hill, Senate Democrats added language to the annual defense authorization bill that would 'require women to register for the draft'.
FDA Issues Class I Candy Recall Products Sold At Major Retailers
Attention Texas residents! The FDA has issued a recall on various candies sold at Walmart, HyVee, Dollar General, and Target due to potential salmonella contamination. Check your pantry now!
Wanna Know Why Insurance Rates Are Rising In Texas?
Auto insurance rates in Texas are through the roof and, it seems, it's our fault.
Top 10 Best Air Conditioners And The Best Time To Buy One
Not all AC units are created equal. Here's why.
Moon Griffon Can Now Be Heard in New Orleans Starting Wednesday
Louisiana's premiere statewide radio host will be heard on the air in New Orleans for the first time since his show launched three decades ago.
How Much A Louisiana Resident Needs To Make To Be Middle Class
According to a Pew Research Center report, there has been a significant shift in the middle class in the US during the past 50 years.
Controversial Louisiana Bill is Proposing Mandatory Vasectomies
HB166 proposes the idea that all registered sex offenders in the state of Louisiana should be required to have a mandatory vasectomy.
11 Louisiana Cities With the Most Republican Voters in 2024
According to data compiled by roadsnacks.net, more than 75% of the voters in 11 Louisiana municipalities are registered Republican. Which ones are they?
Love It Or Hate It, Texas’ Border Plan Is Working
Not everyone is happy with Texas Governor Greg Abbott's border policies but you can't argue with the results.
Former Lafayette Mayor Dies at 94
William Dudley Lastrapes Jr. served as the Mayor of Lafayette from 1980-1992, serving three consecutive terms.
Texas Ends Vehicle Safety Inspections – Most Of Them Anyway
Starting in 2025, Texans will no longer have to put up with yearly vehicle safety inspections. El Pasoans however ...
Feds Are Warning Texas Residents To Get This Out Of Their Wallet
The Feds are reminding Texas residents this year leading up to the holidays not to carry this certain item in their wallet or purse.
Louisiana Had Plans To Increase The State Minimum Wage To $14/Hr
22 states raised their state's minimum wage on January 1st, and Louisiana could've been one of them. We have all the details.
New Laws in Louisiana Set to Take Effect on January 1
As with every year, there are a number of laws in Louisiana that will go into effect on New Year's Day.
Louisiana Woman Suing to Keep Trump Off Presidential Ballot
A Louisiana woman is suing to keep former President Donald Trump off the March Primary Ballot. It's the 7th state where his eligibility to run is questioned.
Crowley, Lafayette Natives Named Louisiana Health Dept Leaders
Louisiana Governor-Elect Jeff Landry has named the state Health Department leadership team. Two are Acadiana natives, one from Lafayette and one from Crowley.
Louisiana Elections 2023 - Lafayette Mayor-President Candidates
Voters in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana will be going to the polls during the Early Voting Period (November 4-11 excluding Sunday and Friday) and on Election Day (November 18) looking to settle the race for Mayor-President.
Early Voting Kicks off Friday in Louisiana for Nov 18 Election
Early voting for the November 18 General Election starts Friday, November 3 and ends Saturday, November 11. GeauxVote Mobile app and GeauxBot virtual voter assistant are great resources for election information. Don't forget to bring your ID!