Congresswoman Julia Letlow kicked off the new year by sharing a surprise White House proposal and major policy updates from Washington. She discussed securing $208 million for Louisiana’s rural hospitals, progress on key appropriations bills, and what’s ahead for Congress as lawmakers return to work, including briefings on Venezuela and upcoming legislative priorities.

As the calendar turns to 2026, the Greater Baton Rouge housing market is finding its footing after an uneven 2025. Karen Profita, executive director of the Home Builders Association of Greater Baton Rouge, says uncertainty shaped last year, but signs now point to a steadier, more negotiable market.

During a recent Legally Served segment, attorney Franz Borghardt joined the show to unpack growing concerns around a high-profile family court case. The discussion focused on conflicts of interest, judge recusals, and delays that continue to fuel public debate.

The fight over the new Mississippi River Bridge is heating up—and it’s about a lot more than trees. Three routes. Billions in economic impact. One decision that could shape the Capital Region for decades.

LSU football sits at the center of another wild transfer portal cycle. This time, the focus is on quarterbacks, contracts, and a system that continues to test the limits of college sports. With roster gaps and NIL money in play, the Tigers must move fast and smart.

As New Orleans enters 2026 and officially kicks off Mardi Gras season, city leaders face a harsh fiscal reality that could undermine public safety. A projected $200 million budget deficit is putting promised police bonuses at risk and raising concerns about officer retention and recruitment.Political analyst Jeff Crouere, host of Ringside Politics, recently broke down the issue, noting that the city is struggling to meet financial commitments despite an $800 million operating budget.

State Rep. Paula Davis will step away from elected office in just a few days, closing a decade-long chapter in the Louisiana Legislature and nearly 30 years in public policy. Davis shared her decision during a recent interview on Mornings with Brian Haldane, saying the timing feels right after accomplishing the goal she cared about most.

Louisiana’s energy sector continues to track developments in Venezuela as global attention focuses on the country’s vast oil reserves. Tommy Faucheux, president of the Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association, says international energy events always carry local consequences because oil operates in a global marketplace.

For the past decade and a half, January in Baton Rouge has meant one thing for runners across the country: the Louisiana Marathon. Now celebrating its 15th year, the event has grown from a regional race into a nationally—and increasingly internationally—recognized destination marathon.

Louisiana continues its economic momentum after Business Facilities named the Capital Region project the 2025 Platinum Deal of the Year. The recognition marks the first time any state has won the publication’s top honor in back-to-back years, following last year’s Meta project in north Louisiana.