Mornings with Brian Haldane

Broadcasting live from the Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools Annual Conference, we welcomed “Boss Lady” Caroline Roemer. She joined the show with energy and optimism. She said the conference […]

Youth Force NOLA steps into a critical space as schools across Louisiana shift toward stronger workforce development. Co-founder and president Kate Swinburne says the organization launched in 2015 to solve […]

New Orleans has spent 20 years rebuilding its public school system, and the results continue to draw national attention. Dana Peterson, CEO of New Schools for New Orleans and former […]

Louisiana gained national attention this year after the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) ranked the state #4 on its 2025 “Judicial Hellholes” report—a slight improvement from years when Louisiana topped […]

The Louisiana Association of Business and Industry (LABI) will celebrate a major milestone tomorrow night. The Golden Gala marks the organization’s 50th anniversary and honors its long history of advocacy […]

Louisiana at a Crossroads: Why the Carbon Capture Debate Could Define the State’s Economic Future Louisiana faces a massive economic opportunity—or a massive economic loss. Tim Johnson of the TJC […]

A classic French holiday tradition is coming to Baton Rouge. The Stockade Bed and Breakfast will host a Revillon Dinner on December 18 from 6–9 p.m. The event offers a […]

Congresswoman Julia Letlow joined DC Current to discuss several major issues affecting Louisiana. She began with reports of ICE agents operating in Denham Springs. Letlow said ICE is targeting violent […]

Attorney Franz Borghardt tackled one of today’s biggest policy fights in this week’s Legally Served: whether states can ban kids under 16 from social media — and whether such a […]

New Roads is getting into the holiday spirit with a musical celebration unlike any other as Louisiana historian, storyteller, and multi-instrumentalist James Linden Hogg returns for a high-energy “Highfalutin Christmas […]