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  • BREC Expands Park Plans, Youth Sports Coordination in Baton Rouge
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  • Carbon Capture, Insurance Concerns Lead Week Two of Legislative Session
    2026/03/16
    Week two of the 2026 Louisiana Legislative Session is underway, and several major policy debates are beginning to take shape. Political commentator Moon Griffon says carbon capture legislation is expected to dominate early discussions at the Capitol.
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  • Louisiana Lawmaker Defends Carbon Capture as Economic Opportunity
    2026/03/16
    State Representative Jessica Domingue of Terrebonne Parish says the debate over carbon capture during the Louisiana legislative session should focus on facts and science rather than misinformation.
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    16 分
  • Colorectal Cancer Awareness: Symptoms You Should Not Ignore
    2026/03/16
    March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. According to colorectal surgeon Dr. Kelly Finan with Our Lady of the Lake Health, colorectal cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. Cases are rising in younger adults. It is now the leading cause of cancer death among people under 50.
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  • Senator Bill Cassidy Pushes Changes to NIL and College Athlete Rules
    2026/03/16
    Bill Cassidy says Congress is working on possible changes to college athletics as NIL deals and revenue sharing reshape the system. After holding a roundtable with coaches, athletes, and experts, Cassidy said both the old NCAA model and the current NIL environment create problems for student-athletes. Lawmakers are reviewing issues such as athletes losing academic credits after transferring, lack of standard contracts, and the risk that many athletes earn short-term money but leave college without graduating. Cassidy said possible solutions include standard NIL agreements, stronger disclosure rules in the transfer portal, and policies that keep education at the center of college sports. The Senate plans to hold hearings later this month to explore federal legislation aimed at stabilizing college athletics while protecting student-athletes’ long-term success.
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    13 分
  • Louisiana Education Bills Target Workforce and Literacy
    12 分
  • Southern Palette Brings 30 Chefs and Live Music to Baton Rouge for LSU Museum of Art Fundraiser
    2026/03/13
    Southern Palette is a new food and drink fundraiser for the LSU Museum of Art happening March 21 from 6–10 PM in downtown Baton Rouge near the Shaw Center. The event will feature 30 chefs from across the South, each serving a specialty dish for guests to sample. Attendees can also enjoy craft cocktails, wine, and beer while walking through the outdoor tasting event. Live music from the Laura Doyle Trio and the Lynn Drury Band will create a festival atmosphere. Proceeds support the LSU Museum of Art’s exhibitions, education programs, and preservation of its collection.
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  • NeuroJust TMS Therapy Helps Louisiana Patients Overcome Anxiety and Depression
    2026/03/13
    Mental health care continues to evolve, and NeuroJust is helping patients find relief when traditional options fall short. The Baton Rouge clinic specializes in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive therapy designed to treat depression and anxiety without medication side effects.For many patients, TMS offers a new path after years of struggling with therapy, prescriptions, or both.
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