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Here’s what’s coming up on @LAConsidered – November runoff elections – Development plans in St. Tammany Parish – New Orleans Reggae Fest will now serve as a fundraiser for Hurricane Melissa victims https://t.co/Qdmh9lzv8c

It’s Thursday, and that means it’s time to catch up on politics with @NOLANews’ @stephgracela. Today on @LAConsidered, we learn about the runoff elections coming up in New Orleans and Baton Rouge.

Louisiana will use $150M in state funds to cover SNAP benefits for some residents next month. MORE DETAILS HERE:

Here’s what’s coming up on @LAConsidered – Carmaker speedating – What are “digital twins,” and how do they test objects in virtual space – Remembering New Orleans sportscaster Ed Daniels https://t.co/f5o1cJiwHf

It’s been just over a year since Ed Daniels, New Orleans sportscaster, television sports director at WGNO and youth sports advocate, died at the age of 67. Today on @LAConsidered, we remember his contributions and recent induction into the @LASportsHall. https://t.co/f5o1cJiwHf

A partnership between LSU and the global agricultural technology corporation Syngenta is aimed at advancing an industry tool. Today on @LAConsidered, we learn about so-called “digital twins,” and how they help test objects in virtual space.

Let’s say you’re in the car-making business and want to avoid tariffs. You can buy American, but how do you meet those American suppliers? Today on @LAConsidered, @stevebisaha tells us about carmaker speed dating.

Here’s what’s coming up on @LAConsidered – Efforts to revive Louisiana’s film industry – Delaporte Manor hosts haunted Halloween events – Hyundai invests big in U.S. despite concerns over manufacturing jobs and immigration https://t.co/YLL5DA7EtY

BREAKING: Louisiana's health secretary is threatening to furlough staff who work to administer SNAP, the federal food aid program, over the "Schumer shutdown." https://t.co/T9iuniKpex

The Delaporte Manor in New Orleans is hosting a spooky Halloween event. Anyone who dares is welcome to tour the haunted former funeral home. Today on @LAConsidered, we learn how the manor’s creator got his start, making haunted homes in his childhood backyard.

The once-vibrant Louisiana film and TV industry has dramatically slowed down. Currently, there are just five independent feature films in production in the state. Today on @LAConsidered, we learn what lobbyists are doing to help revive the industry.

Today on @LAConsidered, we dive into the firing of @LSU football coach Brian Kelly. We also celebrate two centennials! We hear how @XULA1925 is celebrating 100 years with an art exhibit and learn about the state library’s 100th anniversary. https://t.co/Dzi4zNDU50

This Saturday marks the 100th anniversary of the State Library of Louisiana. It’s also the annual Louisiana Book Festival in downtown Baton Rouge. We learn about events celebrating the milestone today on @LAConsidered.

2025 marks 100 years since the founding of Xavier University of Louisiana (@XULA1925). Today on @LAConsidered, we learn about an art exhibit at the @OgdenMuseum that celebrates the school’s centennial and decades of artistic contributions.

On Sunday night, @LSU fired its head football coach, Brian Kelly. Today on @LAConsidered, @theadvocatebr’s @KokiRiley breaks down the firing, @LAGovJeffLandry’s involvement and what it means for the rest of the football season.

Louisiana has one of the highest populations of deaf and blind people in the nation, so @LSU is finding new ways to support their students with disabilities. Today on @LAConsiderd, we hear about the university’s braille library, braille transcription services and white cane day.”

The New Orleans government may not be able to make payroll this year as the city faces a $160 million deficit and severe cash flow problems. Today on @LAConsidered, @NOLANews’ @blevimyers breaks down the major budget crisis.

Here’s what’s coming up on @LAConsidered: – How @HelenaMorenoLA is preparing for the mayor’s office – How a Supreme Court case could impact a La. legislative session – @LoyolaNOLA offers educational opportunities for incarcerated students https://t.co/9Y49ZxTbXn

.@USDoEOfficial recently approved the @Loyola_NOLA’s prison education program, which paves the way for incarcerated students to access Pell Grants. Today on @LAConsidered, we learn how this initiative will expand educational opportunities for those behind bars.

Louisiana lawmakers are gathered at the state house this week for a special session on 2026 election dates. Today on @LAConsidered, @mbrookthorington tells us how the current Supreme Court case Louisiana v. Callais could impact this session.