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Investigators say Zamon Delmore was driving northward on Jackson Avenue when he veered onto the neutral ground and hit a tree. Delmore’s car then flipped. That’s when, investigators say, Delmore was thrown from the car.
The first round of the Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) football playoffs are over. Here are the scores from the bi-district (first-round) playoff games and the matchups for the regional (second round) of the postseason.
After a disastrous 27-16 loss to Florida, the LSU Tigers (6-4 overall, 3-3 SEC) find themselves unranked in the Associated Press Writers Poll for the first time in two years.
The New Orleans Saints used a balanced offense, spreading the ball around to multiple offensive players to rack up 473 yards en route to a 28-14 win over the Cleveland Browns.
Landry’s tax reform agenda is getting pushback in the state legislature, and the stalled measures may not have the votes to pass before next Monday’s session deadline. Does that mean Landry has lost his political capital at the state capitol?
A Baton Rouge judge dismissed University Laboratory High School’s petition for preliminary injunction. LHSAA officials declared the Division IV Non-Select first-round game between Ferriday and Lake Arthur a double forfeit because of an in-game fight.
Leah Long, the state director for the National Federation of Independent Business, says Governor Jeff Landry’s plan to tax certain personal services will do more harm than good to business in Louisiana.
The road to the Superdome continues for 125 teams. Meanwhile, three teams–University High, Ferriday, and Lake Arthur–saw their trek to the state championships end prematurely.
“This is perfectly, totally, 100-percent normal for Louisiana,” LSU Health climatologist Barry Keim said. “We’re in what we call the swing season.”
“From a statewide perspective, my thought is that it will be around the 10 percent range,” JMC Analytics pollster John Couvillon said. Another pollster, Bernie Pinsonat, agrees. “The entire state is going to see a dramatic drop,” Pinsonat said.
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