Mornings with Brian Haldane

Congresswoman Julia Letlow said Congress completed its appropriations work, but the Department of Homeland Security remains without new funding as a partial government shutdown looms. Letlow said House Republicans passed […]

State Sen. Rick Edmonds announced his bid for Louisiana’s 5th Congressional District, citing a lifelong goal of serving at the federal level and a desire to represent a newly reshaped […]

U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy says he is working with President Donald Trump on new legislation aimed at lowering prescription drug costs for Americans. Cassidy said the president’s health care team […]

Opera Louisiana will host its annual “Sing and Swing” fundraiser Saturday, Feb. 21, at the Crowne Plaza Executive Center Baton Rouge Grand Ballroom. The event supports the company’s youth outreach […]

The new I-10 interchange at Pecue Lane opens this afternoon following a final safety inspection, according to Rodney Mallett with the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development. Crews conducted a […]

Baton Rouge Looks to Denver for Early Learning Solutions The Baton Rouge Area Foundation is taking local leaders to Denver next week to study a national model for early childhood […]

Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent, a season focused on repentance, sacrifice and reflection for Christians. While many attend Mass and observe fasting traditions, conversation also turned to a […]

Airline Highway Park Set for Major Sports Complex BREC leaders Janet Simmons and Maurice Velasquez are moving from vision to action across East Baton Rouge Parish. One of the largest […]

Moon Griffon joined Talk 107.3 to break down Mardi Gras traditions and Louisiana’s latest political shakeups ahead of the May and June elections. Griffon, who hosts from 9 a.m. to […]

Veteran Reporter Shares Story Behind An Accidental Career After 58 years in broadcast journalism, Hal Eisner is telling his own story. His new book, An Accidental Career, chronicles nearly six […]