Louisiana Governor to Make Decision on Mask Mandates Amid COVID Case Drop
COVID-19 cases are dropping in Louisiana after another surge brought cases up to 3,000 in August.
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LSU Health Shreveport Discovers New COVID-19 Variant
LSU Health Shreveport is first in the state to sequence and report that a new variant of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, has been detected in Louisiana.
Louisiana Deadline Quickly Approaching for Federal Blue Roof Program
The application deadline for the federal Blue Roof Program is quickly approaching for those still looking to protect their properties in 25 parishes after Hurricane Ida slammed South Louisiana.
Mike Johnson: What To Do About Allegations Against General Milley
Congressman Mike Johnson talks about recent revelations made against Head of the Joint Chiefs, Gen. Mark Milley.
Did the US Really Think the Taliban Would Protect Our Troops?
Congressman Mike Johnson talks about the tragedy of the attacks in Afghanistan and calls the decision to use the Taliban as security for the US military "crazy."
Mike Johnson Furious, Sad Over Afghan 'Foreign Policy Disaster'
Congressman Mike Johnson talks about the situation in Afghanistan and how poor decisions and planning by the President Biden continue to endanger Americans lives.
What if Your Child Refuses to Mask-Up at Louisiana Schools?
A parent in Central Louisiana had her children turned away from their school when they showed up without masks.
Louisiana's Mike Johnson: How We Can Stop the Infrastructure Bill
Congressman Mike Johnson talks about the just-passed-by-the-Senate, trillion dollar infrastructure bill and what the chances are that it can be stopped in the House.
Does Louisiana's Cassidy Know What's In the Infrastructure Bill?
United States Senator Bill Cassidy defended his support of of the $1.9 trillion infrastructure bill, which he says will go to improving Louisiana roads and bridges.
Why Aren't People Getting Vaccinated in Shreveport and Bossier?
For a number of reasons, the vast majority of folks in the Shreveport and Bossier City area remain, in the lingo du jour, "un-jabbed."