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A look at the state constitutional amendments; Louisiana Shrimp Fest; Spanish colonial history on display at Tulane

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What Hurricane Isaias revealed about storm forecasting; overdetention in state prisons; NOLA BugFest returns

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Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month with Union Migrante; what’s on deck at NOLA Funk Fest

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Isaias’ damage in the Florida panhandle; new book on Pope Leo XIV; Why GLP-1s don’t work for everyone

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Isaias upgraded to Cat 3 Hurricane; Sesame Street’s Grover shares storm prep tips; West African jazz influences

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Midterm elections preview; What’s on deck at the 37th annual New Orleans Film Festival

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St. Bernard Parish ‘Pet Cemetery Murders’ cold case reopened; exploring the intersection of faith and AI

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Why Lauren Jewett traded the classroom for a congressional run; jazz symposium inspired by Confederate monument removals

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Latest ICE arrests data in Louisiana; ULL project introduces contemporary artists to archival music

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Times-Picayune owner on ties to Meta, approach to AI; budget proposal could eliminate NOPD funding

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New Orleans honors Dolly Parton with second line; first annual State of Neurodiversity; Baton Rouge Art market returns

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Influencer Aubrey Avocado on distinction between influencing and journalism; New Orleans venue owner sues Stubhub

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SpaceX impacts in Acadiana; the disappearing “Yat” accent; LSU New Orleans new student recruitment

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Sea Change: The Future of the Beach

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New Orleans’ 2027 budget proposal; formerly unhoused to potentially lose state funds; NAMI-SELA’s latest initiatives

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The costs of parole; how rates of gender-based violence in La. compare to other states; Kai Rysdall in New Orleans

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An end-of-summer COVID surge; New Orleans students make academic gains; Black Americana Fest preview

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Why LSU closed two cultural centers; Tunica-Biloxi health clinic sees success; documenting Black family trees

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A reverend, a rabbi and a monk walk into a radio station: Celebrating 40 years of the Baton Rouge Interfaith Federation

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New proposals to fix NOLA budget deficit; how absorbent pavement can fight flood damage, lower electricity bills

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Gulf South lacks tribal colleges; how to stop AI from taking jobs; NOLA recognized as “irreplaceable” American site

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Data centers job training; new preschool in Lower Ninth Ward; new performance highlights Creole cultural crossovers

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Why some residents aren’t using AC; cuts to wound care services; how Billy Cannon shaped Angola’s medical system

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Sea Change: The Fight Over Culatra Island Part 2: When Nature Wins, Must People Lose?

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Mardi Gras krewes face increased fees; potential penalties for LSU football; New Orleans increases oversight of S&WB

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Breaking down Louisiana’s tax incentives for SpaceX; how guide dog availability in La. stacks up to other states

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A Louisiana woman’s fight for respite care; Musaica Chamber Ensemble’s 21st season

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Preview of LSU football season; Sea Change: The Fight Over Culatra Island Part 1

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Violence on horse trails in St. Landry Parish; preview of Saenger Theatre’s 2026-27 season

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Breaking down Gov. Landry’s NDAs with SpaceX; NPR launches senior storytelling initiative

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What’s on deck for the 2026 Culture Collision; history behind the integration of New Orleans Police Department

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What’s on deck for the 2026 Culture Collision; history behind the integration of New Orleans Police Department

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Landry vetoes exoneree compensation legislation; Changes to state’s school funding distribution

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Sea Change: The Quiet Revolution Saving Fish and Fishermen

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Sea Change: The Riddle of the Ridley

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Sea Change: Sacred and Submerged

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WYES’ ‘Eco Trip’ explores Louisiana coast; WNYC podcast on history of FEMA

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Sea Change: Surfing in a Plastic Sea Part 2

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How Sen. Cassidy is winding down his time in congress; Susan Larson retires from ‘The Reading Life’

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Infighting and ghost-written policy at Public Service Commission; Louisiana surgeon general’s ties to MAHA movement

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Calvin Duncan’s ongoing lawsuit; NOPD gets funding to expand drone use; Black Breastfeeding Week

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Julia Letlow’s ties to Meta data center; AG Murrill’s record of fighting against wrongful conviction compensation

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Teachers from across the state take a trip to Neptune Pass; Sea Change is ‘Surfing in Plastic’

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Who qualified for Nov. elections?; misinformation ends solar project in Acadiana; new Boys & Girls Club in Covington

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Lindy Boggs hospital demolished; research on rural health outcomes; LSU Museum of Art’s fall exhibitions

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Potential SpaceX facility coming to Vermillion Parish; LSU professor discusses new book on election of 1860

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Remembering the 2016 Baton Rouge flood 10 years later

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Sesame Street releases storm-prep and recovery special; the need for a diverse organ donor registry in Louisiana

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Moreno faces budget crisis; Red Cross declares blood shortage; how a for-profit company sank hospitals into debt

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Ripple effects of Callais decision; HNOC’s Antiques Forum; Nicholls State makes master's in education more attainable

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Deep dive into development site NDAs; Study on learning disabilities in children living near petrochemical plants

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NDA’s at the gov.’s office; new doc on shifting environmental priorities; orphan train descendants speak out

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Sea Change: From Foe to Friend - The Dutch Rethink Their War Against the Sea

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Congressional races heat up; latest on cyclosporiasis outbreak; new guidebook for survivors of violent crime

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Cleo Fields’ political future; residents complain of high rates from Magnolia Water; demystifying AI for businesses

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Disability rights activist April Dunn; Kendall McManus-Thomas’ journey from Katrina evacuee to Warren Easton principal

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NOLA-area pastor indicted; turmoil over St. George start date; LSU professor elected president of Sociological Society

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American Colony: Never Felt Freer

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Congressional races preview; why air monitors are often miles from pollution hubs; Tulane to repurpose Charity Hospital

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Summer camp prices soar; changes to HIV exposure laws; growing community of Afrikaners in Mississippi Delta

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Update on Tropical Storm Bertha; why teens are struggling to find summer jobs; lack of industry growth in last 20 years

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Summer heat’s impact on mental health, animal well-being; summer camps for kids and adults with disabilities

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Sea Change: It's All Elementary Part 3 – Carbon

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Why La. Republicans are targeting centrist Democrats; podcast explores Negro Leagues in Puerto Rico

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A look back on a Revolutionary War battle in Baton Rouge; adaptive water skiing for kids with disabilities

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Meta is expanding its Louisiana data center; preserving the Battle of New Orleans site; Bastille Day concert

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Remembering Sen. Larry Selders; a community fridge in Baton Rouge; Tales of the Cocktail returns to New Orleans

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Sea Change: It's All Elementary Part 2–Phosphorus

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Latest on Murrill indictment; judges react to elimination of positions; Alabama rallies around hometown soccer hero

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Ideas to fix NOLA’s stormwater drainage; measuring La.’s industrial job growth; how Huey Long impacted successors

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Liz Murrill’s legal turmoil; preparing for wildfire season in the Gulf South; Tulane presents ‘La Cage Aux Folles’

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New funds for Acadiana projects; Gov. Landry’s exec order to protect ratepayers; LSU students investigate cold cases

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Teacher stipend debate; environmental concerns over new Hyundai plant; The Louisiana Music and Heritage Experience

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Why Miss. won't pass private school vouchers; land for solar power and agriculture; WDSU’s new chief meteorologist

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New Orleans DA under fire for taking on high-profile private case; Queer activism during the AIDS epidemic in Shreveport

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Senate primary results; SPLC’s year in hate; 23 year-old becomes first La. patient functionally cured of sickle cell

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Gravy: Tasting Haiti in New Orleans

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Countdown to Senate runoff; concerns over disappearing marsh; UNO’s first marching band in 50 years

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New Orleans Haitians celebrate country’s first World Cup appearance in 50 years; remembering UpStairs Lounge Fire

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Going undercover as a guard at a private prison; how Lafon Arts Center is expanding rural arts education

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New Orleanians respond to climate vulnerability studies; formerly incarcerated couple fights to free nephew from Angola

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Sea Change: It's All Elemental: Part 1–Nitrogen

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PSC and BESE elections; Tropical Storm Arthur drenches La.; Preserving UNO memories

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Baton Rouge voters weigh in on library funding; federal funds for crisis pregnancy centers; study on school-readiness

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WAYMO plans in NOLA; Remembering drag king Stormé DeLarverie; ‘Chicago’ at the Summer Lyric

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Second judge recuses himself from Hutson trial; 100 Black Men of BR's new mentorship project; Juneteenth in Lafayette

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New funding towards ALS research; fishermen and oil companies continue battle over rights to drowned land

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NOLA to use unspent Katrina funds; new clinic for Ehlers-Danlos syndrome; doc ‘GASLIT’ explores LNG terminals

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Callais decision’s ripple effects; ULL researchers use leaves to detect carbon; nutrition education in med school

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NOLA immigration court begins ‘mega’ hearings; How André Cailloux Center elevates Black playwrights

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UNO prez leaves amid LSU transition; investigation into ankle device monitoring companies; first-known rap EP in Creole

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Sea Change: Climate Wayfinding: A Compass for the Climate Crisis

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Race for Cassidy’s Senate seat heats up; ruling in Angola farm line trial; Black Nerd Fest returns to NOLA

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No teacher pay raise; tips for navigating mosquito season; What’s in the Baton Rouge Music Census

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Legislative session wraps up; NOLA superintendent reflects on first year; new LPB series explores 64 parishes

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Costs of Landry’s tough-on-crime agenda; State Sen. Morris’ ties to Meta’s data center; Reconstruction look-back

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Sea Change: Losing Paradise Part 2; Why Jefferson Parish is slow to spend opioid settlement money

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Sea Change: Losing Paradise

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Investigative journalist Amy Goodman on new documentary, ‘Steal This Story, Please!’

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Legislative session enters final week; end of school-year wrap up; Operation Restoration helps women leaving prison