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66-percent of the adults who participated in an LSU Public Policy Research Lab poll say the state is heading i...

Two-thirds of Louisiana residents now believe the state is taking a turn for the worse, according to a survey.

For the first time since 2016, a majority of Louisiana residents believe the state is heading in the wrong direction.

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Many college students stress about packing their resumes full. Having excellent test scores and grades is good, but not enough. Employers are looking for experience.

The work of a Louisiana newspaper editor will be included in a PBS "Frontline" documentary on the 1967 Ku Klux Klan murder of a Black man in Natchez, Mississippi.

Co-host, "CBS Saturday Morning"

Monday Oct. 25

In July 1960, future Klansman Robert Fuller killed four of his Black employees. Two versions of the events would emerge.

A vote by a wide majority of faculty members at LSU in Baton Rouge shows support for a vaccine mandate for students this fall.