Publisher and editor McHugh David delivers the Livingston Parish traffic, weather, headlines, and more for the Livingston Parish News Morning Show on June 22, 2020!

David and Marissa Hofstetter joins the Livingston Parish News to talk about their company which helps victims of water, fire, smoke, and mold damage become whole again.

Livingston Parish Assessor Jeff Taylor sits down with the News to discuss the end of the Great Flood 20% assessment discounts, and the onset of the COVID-19 assessment discount.

Phillip Kern knew he wanted to be an architect from an early age, and was able to find work right away with someone who would become a mentor. After some time, Kern decided it was time to strike out on his own - learn about his journey!

Judge Rick Swartz joins the News' podcast to talk about his experience as a judge and his campaign for a seat on the bench at the First Circuit Court of Appeal

Congressman Garret Graves discusses the first contract issued in several years for the Comite Diversion Canal project, and what's coming next for flood prevention in the capital region.

In October of 2018, President Donald Trump signed Graves' provision into law that reduced the deductible for schools in the NFIP from $500,000 per structure, and $500,000 per building contents, to $500,000 per campus.

Superintendent Joe Murphy discusses the $4.4 million CARES Act grand funding received by the schools, as well as distance learning for the summer. Also - graduations will occur this summer!

James-Adam McCants sits down with publisher and editor McHugh David to discuss a boost that his company is offering to Livingston Parish businesses in need - offers run out May 31.

Publisher and editor McHugh David discusses the spread of the novel coronavirus and it's effects on the paint industry with Farrell-Calhoun's Jim Chapman.