Oil Spill Update
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The Gulf of Mexico oil spill saga moves from the bayou to Boise, Idaho, of all places. Scores of attorneys representing BP and plaintiffs are in Boise for a public federal hearing to determine a location to consolidate the growing lawsuits for damages following the spill. We will have the latest from Louisiana attorneys who are involved in the multidistrict litigation panel.
Dr. Gregory Stone Interview
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Our guest is Dr. Gregory Stone, an LSU professor Dr. Gregory Stone director of the Coastal Studies Institute will help answer the latest looming question “Where did oil go?”
Louisiana Film Industry
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Since the early 1800s Louisiana has been a hot spot for movie making. From Tarzan to A Streetcar Named Desire to the next Twilight movie, Louisiana is a proven mecca for movie makers. To date there have been more than 600 films produced here and this week, Shauna Sanford takes us on a tour of a new exhibit by the Louisiana Film Museum that celebrates more than a century of film making in our great state.
Grambling Legends
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Grambling State University honored 15 inductees to the Legends Sports Hall of Fame recently. Class of 2010 honorees include Super Bowl XXII MVP Doug Williams and older brother and baseball standout Robert Williams, former Grambling women’s basketball coach Patricia Cage-Bibbs, three-time NFL Pro Bowl selection Roosevelt Taylor and long-time athletic trainer Eugene “Doc” Harvey.
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Beyond the environmental effects of the gulf oil spill disaster, there are several economic ones washing ashore. Newshour Connect speaks with Louisiana: The State We're In's Shauna Sanford.
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Charlie Whinham arrived at LPB in the fall of 2002 and currently serves as Managing Editor, co-host and producer of Louisiana: The State We’re In. In addition to his work… »»» READ MORE
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Television news has fascinated Shauna Sanford for as long as she can remember. "As a kid, I would often watch TV newsbreaks and then afterwards pretend to do my own… »»» READ MORE
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Oil Spill Update