Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana Radio Network (LRN) is a radio network located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It creates content related to news, sports, business, and agriculture, which is shared via satellite with 62 affiliate stations across Louisiana and some areas of Mississippi. LRN supports the yearly Louisiana Agriculture Hall of Distinction and also publishes Tiger Rag Magazine, dedicated to covering sports at Louisiana State University.

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LSU sweeps Coastal Carolina, wins College World Series

6 days ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Andrew Greenstein

Believe it LSU fans, your Tigers are once again College World Series champions!Behind stellar pitching from Kade Anderson and Anthony Eyanson, LSU swept Coastal Carolina to win the eighth national championship in baseball program history. It started Saturday night, when LSU jumped out to an early 1-0 lead when Steven Milam drove in Derek Curiel with an RBI single in the bottom of the first inning.
5th Circuit Panel: Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law is unconstitutional

1 week ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Andrew Greenstein

A three-judge panel at the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholds a lower court’s ruling that Louisiana’s law requiring the Ten Commandments be posted in every public school classroom is unconstitutional. Loyola University New Orleans law professor Dane Ciolino says the ruling should come as no surprise. “The United States Supreme Court in 1980 ruled that it was unconstitutional to post or require the posting of the Ten Commandments in public schools.
Coastal Carolina doesn’t care about LSU’s mystic

1 week ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Jeff Palermo

Wednesday’s win over Arkansas was just another great moment in LSU baseball history at the College World Series. The Tigers have had several dramatic moments in Omaha that are part of their seven national championships. Coastal Carolina has one title. That came in 2016, and they can care less that LSU is going after its CWS championship.
LSU lapping the field in Rocco’s Jello Shot Challenge behind some heavy hitters

1 week ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Andrew Greenstein

As LSU gets set to do battle with Coastal Carolina for the national championship at the College World Series, there’s no doubt as to who’s running away with the title in the Jello Shot Challenge at Rocco’s Pizza and Cantina across the street from Charles Schwab Field. Of the eight teams represented, Rocco’s has sold roughly three times the number of LSU Jello shots than that of the second place team. LSU has been bolstered by a few heavy hitters, including Raising Cane’s CEO Todd Graves.
LSU takes advantage of huge fielding miscues by Arkansas to advance to the CWS Championship series

1 week ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Jeff Palermo

LSU scored three runs in the bottom of the 9th inning to win 6-5 as Arkansas had two chances to get the final out and failed to do so and the Razorbacks season comes to an end, while LSU will go play for their 8th national championship. Magic Moments: It looked like Arkansas was going to force a win or go home game on Thursday night after scoring two runs in the top of the ninth inning on a two-run single by Justin Thomas. It gave the Razorbacks a 5-3 lead.
Former longtime Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Jerry Larpenter passes away

1 week ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Jeff Palermo

The former long-time sheriff of Terrebonne Parish, Jerry Larpenter, has died. The sheriff’s office says Larpenter passed away peacefully on Wednesday. Larpenter was first elected in 1985 and served 21 years, he stepped away for one-term, and one was re-elected again in 2011 and 2015. He served as sheriff for about 30 years before current Sheriff Timothy Soignet replaced him in 2020. “I know I had big shoes to fill,” Soignet said.
Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart in critical condition following heart attack

1 week ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Jeff Palermo

Evangelist Jimmy Swaggart is fighting for his life after suffering a heart attack at his home yesterday. The 90-year-old from Ferriday is in intensive care at a Baton Rouge hospital. Swaggart is one of the most well-known televangelists and is the founder of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries in Baton Rouge. Spokeswoman Megan Kelly says Sunday was a difficult day.
LSU Baseball preparing to battle the Bruins in the College World Series

2 weeks ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Jeff Palermo

After holding down one of the best offenses in college baseball to four hits on Saturday night, the Tigers face another good offensive team on Monday night in a winner’s bracket game. The 15th seeded UCLA Bruins have 650 hits on the season, which is the 12th highest in the country. UCLA has one of the top players in the country in shortstop Roch Cholowsky, a potential number one pick next season. Cholowsky was named the Big 10 Player of the Year, and he’s put up some unbelievable numbers.
Pharmacy Benefit Managers became a hot topic at the session and one reform bill did reach the governor’s desk

2 weeks ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Jeff Palermo

Governor Landry could call a special session so lawmakers can approve legislation to prohibit pharmacy benefit managers from owning drug stores. Landry says this measure would lower prescription drug costs. But Monroe Representative Michael Echols believes his PBM Reform bill approved on the final day of the regular session will lower drug costs over time.
St. Tammany Parish coroner re-releases PSA after infant dies while sharing bed with parent, sibling

2 weeks ago | louisianaradionetwork.com | Andrew Greenstein

After an infant in St. Tammany Parish died last weekend while sharing a bed while sharing a bed with his mother and a sibling, Coroner Dr. Christopher Tape has re-released a PSA warning people of the dangers of babies sleeping in the same bed with others. “We initially took this video from another agency in North Louisiana about 10 years ago,” sys James Hartman, a spokesman for the St. Tammany Parish coroner’s office. “We rebooted it then — with their permission — for us.