Mornings with Brian Haldane

Baton Rouge Metro Airport (BTR) secured a major win for local travelers. The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded BTR a $1 million grant through the Small Community Air Service Development […]

A New Dining Experience Arrives Baton Rouge food lovers have a new steakhouse to anticipate. Jared Tees, executive chef at L’Auberge Casino & Hotel Baton Rouge, joined Mornings With Brian […]

LSU-Ole Miss Week Takes an Unexpected Turn LSU-Ole Miss week has generated plenty of headlines beyond the football field. Matt Moscona, host of After Further Review, joined Mornings With Brian […]

“American Mayhem” Debuts This Weekend Larry the Cable Guy is bringing his signature humor to a new television project, American Mayhem. The comedian joined Mornings With Brian Haldane to discuss […]

Omni Hotel Project Adds New Convention Capacity New Orleans is preparing for a busy fall tourism and convention season, with major events on the calendar and new hotel development underway. […]

$2.1 Million FAST Site Investment Washington Parish is preparing for an expansion of the Franklinton Industrial Park after the site was selected as one of Louisiana Economic Development’s FAST sites. […]

“Freedom Isn’t Free” Event Set for New Orleans Louisiana is preparing for another event celebrating the 250th anniversary of American independence. Scott Simon, state director of Americans for Prosperity Louisiana, […]

Heightened Security in Oxford Oxford, Mississippi, is preparing for an unusually high-profile college football matchup between Ole Miss and LSU. With national attention focused on the game, law enforcement agencies […]

Voter Roll Maintenance and Election Integrity Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry joined Mornings With Brian Haldane to discuss election integrity, voter registration and preparations for the November 2026 election. […]

Deconsolidation Returns to the Conversation The future of Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Parish government is generating renewed discussion about whether the community should separate its consolidated city-parish structure. […]