Mornings with Brian Haldane

With just over a month until Louisiana’s closed Republican Senate primary, the race is getting more personal and more aggressive. According to political analyst Scott McKay, that tension will likely […]

Louisiana lawmakers are moving to address foreign influence and national security risks at the state level. Two bills, House Bill 635 and House Bill 690, are gaining attention ahead of […]

Baton Rouge is putting at least $6.3 million in federal grant funding toward a new push to reduce blight, support economic growth, and help more residents become homeowners. City-Parish officials […]

Louisiana is putting a bigger focus on civics and U.S. history, and State Superintendent Dr. Cade Brumley says the goal is simple: prepare students to better understand the country, their […]

High school students across the Baton Rouge area could get a real start on their future careers this summer through CareerBridge, a youth internship program led by the Greater Baton […]

New Orleans has a lot happening right now. A major riverfront expansion is moving forward. Homeless encampments remain a growing concern. Hondo Rodeo is also bringing major energy to the […]

BREC shared new updates this week on City-Brooks Park, summer operations and public safety across East Baton Rouge Parish. Leaders covered the topics during the latest “BREC Room” segment and […]

New Orleans is entering one of its busiest stretches of the year, with major events, infrastructure projects, and long-term planning shaping the city’s future. Big Events Drive Tourism and Energy […]

A new bill in Louisiana aims to reshape how damages are awarded in civil cases. House Bill 526, introduced by Kelly Dickerson, proposes a $500,000 cap on general damages. These […]

Spring in South Louisiana means more time outside, but it also brings seasonal safety risks that can turn serious fast. During a recent “Medical Monday” interview, Dr. Taylor Sanders, medical […]