Julia Letlow made history on Tuesday night becoming Louisiana's first Republican woman elected to the U.S. Senate. But her victory over Democrat Jamie Davis was much closer than many expected. Letlow will leave her seat in the U.S. House to replace Bill Cassidy in the Senate. In her victory speech, she thanked supporte...

LSU's path to the College Football Playoff is becoming clearer, but the challenge facing the Tigers over the next three weeks is significant. The College Football Playoff selection committee has LSU ranked 14th in its first rankings of the season, which were released on Tuesday night. The Tigers are currently outside t...

A Shreveport-based polling firm calls today's Louisiana U.S. Senate election a toss-up. Bishop George, the co-founder and CEO of Vantage Data House, says in June, he had Republican Julia Letlow leading Democrat Jamie Davis by eight percentage points. However, their research has found Black voters, who are likely voting...

Even though early voting statistics and a pair of polls showing Julia Letlow and Jamie Davis tied have made things very interesting in Louisiana's U.S. Senate race, Jeremy Alford with LaPolitics.com says Letlow still goes into Election Day today as the clear favorite. "Julia Letlow does have the power of incumbenc...

Today is the day - Election Day. Polls are open until 8 p.m.; and if you're already in line at eight o'clock, you will be able to cast a ballot and have your voice be heard. Secretary of State Nancy Landry says with more than 4,500 candidates competing in more than 2,500 contests throughout the state - obviously not on...