Morning Show

Shreveport City Councilwoman LeVette Fuller gives her thoughts on the current state of the billion-dollar-plus Cross Bayou development proposal.

Shreveport City Councilman Grayson Boucher talks about the status of the billion-dollar-plus Cross Bayou development proposal.

Mark Cooper, Chief of Staff for Governor John Bel Edwards, talks about the surprise election of Clay Schexnayder as Speaker of the House.

You can help celebrate the LSU National Championship win during a parade planned for this weekend in Baton Rouge.

The battle has been raging for months and now it is over. Moderate Republican Clay Schexnayder of Gonzales has been elected House Speaker on a 60-45 vote.
This is a loss for conservative leaders who were working to get Sherman Mack of Livingston Parish elected as Speaker.

Blogger and retired attorney John Settle talks about his lawsuit requesting a judges ruling on how the remaining $2.8 million of a 1996 bond election can be used.

City Councilman James Flurry talks about this week's council work session and regular meeting, and the anticipated debate of the controversial Cross Bayou project.

Mike's doing pretty good greeting fans at his $3.7 million 15,000-square foot environment. Watch what he's doing on game day.

LSU fans are going to extremes to celebrate tonight's National Championship game against Clemson. In fact, several are suspected of stealing Coach O life size cutouts that are on display in Raising Canes restaurants across the state.

LSU fans consumed nearly 55,000 beers during one game in October game. And at the next game, fans downed more than 60,000 beers.