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- The looming threat of a national rail strike could have major consequences for the economy and businesses are looking to Washington for help.- Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office and Sheriff's Safety Town is partnering with the Shreveport Police Department and other local first responders in another “Trunk or Treat” event.- The drought has disrupted ship and barge traffic on the Mississippi river at a critical time for farmers harvesting soybeans and corn for export.

- The Texas Senate committee tasked with studying the Uvalde school shooting has released a preliminary report.- Weather conditions for the Red River Radio listening area are going to change drastically over the next few hours as a strong Arctic surge is on its way.

- Texas death row inmates allege that the state’s prison system plans to use expired and unsafe drugs to carry out their executions early this year.- Bodies of a pilot and three offshore workers were recovered by the U.S. Coast Guard on Monday, days after the helicopter they were on board crashed into the Gulf of Mexico while departing an oil platform last week- Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson's official portrait has been unveiled as he prepares to leave office and considers a run for president.- Louisiana's Superintendent of Education is urging schools to remove TikTok from public devices amid concerns about security.

- Germany has received its first LNG shipment from Louisiana.- A university in Texas has installed a working oil rig on campus as part of its petroleum engineering program.- Arkansas lawmakers gather in Little Rock to begin the 94th General Assembly.

- This week, Governor John Bel Edwards will host a series of events to mark the seven-year anniversary of the expansion of Medicaid in Louisiana.- Advocates and lawmakers in Texas are hoping to address maternal health concerns as the legislative session kicked off this week.- Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was sworn in as Governor of Arkansas yesterday.

- The race for governor of Louisiana is shaping up as yesterday another candidate announced his bid for the state’s highest office.- Texas has a budget surplus of at nearly 33 billion dollars. Lawmakers and special-interest groups have already created a wish list on how they want to spend it.- 800 eighth graders from the Nacogdoches Independent School district will experience a different approach to learning about careers at a three-day event that will take place at Stephen F. Austin State University.

- A new rule by the Food and Drug Administration will allow retail pharmacies to dispense a prescribed medical abortion-pill.- A four-term Democratic Louisiana lawmaker known for his strong support of education, gambling and preserving Cajun culture, has died.- U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports a significant increase in narcotic seizures and inadmissible encounters across South Texas borders the past year.- The Council for A Better Louisiana (CABL) has re-elected Shreveport attorney Malcolm Murchison as Chair of the organization for 2023.

Ornithologist Cliff Shackelford hosts another episode of Bird Calls, Special guest will be Tyler Wayland, with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. The profile species is the Ruby-crowned Kinglet.

- LSU Health Shreveport has announced its getting a new chancellor.- The president of the Texas NAACP is calling for the re-opening of an investigation into the violent death of an East Texas civil rights activist that happened almost 50 years ago.- Friday will be the last chance to get tickets to the Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce’s 113th Annual Banquet- Louisiana's U.S. Sen. John Kennedy told supporters he will not run for governor in October.

Airs Sunday, November 6 at 1 p.m. This week's topic is Transformation, ways to talk about the things in our spiritual journey through life that changes or transforms one's understanding with God and our faith