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Hundreds of people are expected to attend the Cajun Cannabis conference in Bossier City on Saturday.
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Louisiana has been losing many young, college-educated men and women to other nearby states for decades. What’s different now: this brain drain is getting worse.
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As we describe the ordeals facing farmers and cattle producers, Louisiana Realtors converge in Shreveport-Bossier; an Arkansas highway getting a new name
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New state laws and a drop in the price of some rare metals have led to a dramatic drop in the prevalence of catalytic converter thefts. But it remains a serious problem nonetheless.
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Red-throated hummingbirds' peak migration reaching us now — as an important rest stop — before heading to Mexico next.
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The Caddo Parish School District is responding with their own practices, one day after the teacher's union president detailed what teachers want and need during Red River Radio News broadcasts.
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Teachers feeling overworked, underpaid and unappreciated. But money alone won't stop increases in resignations.
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During observations of 9/11 we examine long term effects of the subsequent "War on Terror" and the blood and treasure America spent on two simultaneous ground wars in Asia.
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Fewer people adopting pets in East Texas / Impeachment trial of Texas AG Ken Paxton nears halfway point / New COVID booster may roll out in days.
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Incoming Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple plans to end the state's homeowners insurance crisis with deregulation to bring in more carriers.