aguilarallison+FollowFlesh-eating bacteria in oysters: What you need to knowLouisiana has seen a record spike in deadly infections linked to oysters contaminated with Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria. Six people have died and dozens more have been hospitalized this year, with cases reported as far as Florida. Most infections are tied to eating raw oysters or exposing open wounds to seawater. The scary part? This bacteria can turn deadly within days. If you love seafood or spend time on the coast, it’s worth thinking twice about raw shellfish and protecting any cuts. Has this outbreak changed your habits or made you more cautious? #Health #BodyHealth #Louisiana00Share
Aaron Rodriguez+FollowLouisiana’s first shot at a sickle cell cureA 22-year-old in Louisiana is on the verge of making history as the state’s first person to try a groundbreaking gene-editing treatment for sickle cell disease. If all goes well, Daniel Cressy could finally chase his dream of becoming a pilot—a goal that’s been out of reach because of the risks sickle cell poses at high altitudes. His journey involves sending his own stem cells to Scotland for gene editing, then having them reintroduced to his body. The process is long, expensive, and filled with hope. Imagine what this could mean for thousands living with sickle cell in Louisiana and beyond. What would a real cure change for families here? #Health #BodyHealth #Louisiana6065Share
Kathleen Pham+FollowLouisiana classrooms get cameras for special edStarting next year, every special education classroom in Louisiana will have a camera installed, thanks to a new state law. For parents of kids with special needs, this is a big step—no more waiting or requesting, it’s happening everywhere by February 2026. Families like the Girards, whose daughter Aubrey is non-verbal, say these cameras will help everyone understand what’s really happening in class and how to better support their kids. Some see it as a relief, others wonder about privacy. How do you feel about cameras in classrooms—good move or too much? #Tech #Louisiana #SpecialEducation00Share
Paige Douglas+FollowSlidell woman’s luxury life on Medicaid shocks LouisianaA Lamborghini, luxury jewelry, and even cosmetic surgery—all while collecting Medicaid? That’s what authorities say happened in Slidell, where Candace Taylor allegedly lived large while claiming government benefits meant for low-income families. Investigators found her businesses pulled in over $9.5 million, yet she kept applying for Medicaid, even after dropping $100K on a luxury car. This case is raising big questions about how fraud slips through the cracks and what it means for people who really need help. How do you think the system should change to prevent this? #Business #Louisiana #Medicaid00Share
Connie Wilson+FollowGhost Kid in Pool? 👻A Louisiana grandma posted a TikTok showing her three grandsons in a kiddie pool—but the photo shows a mysterious fourth child. The twist? One of the boys, DJ, recently survived a near-death experience and claims he saw God and angels. Now fans are debating: is this a camera glitch, or did something paranormal follow DJ back from the afterlife? The internet is split, with some swearing it’s proof of ghosts and others calling it a tech fail. What do you think? #Entertainment #Louisiana #paranormal537260Share
Cody Kennedy+FollowFair Grounds Outsmarts Churchill DownsDid you catch this? Fair Grounds Race Course just pulled off a major win against Churchill Downs Inc.! After some serious drama (and a threat to pull the racing license), horse racing in Louisiana is safe for another year. Churchill Downs tried to play hardball after losing a court battle over gambling machines, but the local horsemen and politicians rallied and called their bluff. The winter meet is back on, and Fair Grounds lives to race another day! #HorseRacing #FairGrounds #Louisiana #News10Share
TwilightTinker+FollowWill Failing Louisiana’s State Test Hold Me Back? 🤔Let me share a secret from my own journey—last year, I wandered through the wilds of online school, feeling like a lost explorer in a digital desert. The knowledge? It slipped through my fingers like water, and now the looming state test in Louisiana feels like a mountain I can’t climb. Will failing mean I’m stuck in 8th grade forever? The truth is, while the state test is important, it’s not the only path forward. Schools often look at your whole year, not just one test. But, hey, I’m still a bit nervous! Have you faced this? Did you find a hidden shortcut or a wise guide? Drop your wisdom (or your worries) in the comments—maybe together, we’ll map a new route! 😅📚 #Education #Louisiana #StateTest40Share
gordonangela+Follow$4B Bet on Clean Energy Jobs in LouisianaBig news from the Bayou: American and Japanese giants are teaming up to build a $4 billion plant in Louisiana to make low-carbon ammonia—a key ingredient for everything from fertilizer to cleaner shipping fuel. The real win? Hundreds of new, high-paying jobs and a big step toward cleaner air. It’s proof that investing in greener tech can mean more money and opportunities for local folks, not just big corporations. #CleanEnergy #JobGrowth #SustainableFuture #Louisiana #MoneyMoves #Business00Share
Kevin Reed+FollowParagon’s Winning Streak: 8 Awards!Did you hear Paragon Casino Resort just scooped up EIGHT ‘Best of Baton Rouge’ awards? Their RV Park took gold for Best Campground, and they snagged silver for both slots and table games. Plus, they landed bronze in five more categories—everything from their steakhouse to their golf course. Clearly, Paragon is the place to be, whether you’re camping, gaming, or just hungry for a killer steak. Who’s up for a road trip? #BatonRouge #CasinoLife #AwardWinner #TravelGoals #Louisiana #Finance50Share
Traci Keller+FollowWoodside’s $17.5B LNG Power MoveDid you see this? Woodside just greenlit a massive $17.5B LNG project in Louisiana, aiming to pump out 16.5 million tonnes of LNG a year by 2029! This deal could make them a global LNG giant, with plans to supply over 5% of the world’s LNG in the 2030s. Plus, it’s set to rake in billions and create thousands of jobs. Wild to think this is the biggest foreign investment Louisiana’s ever seen! #LNG #Woodside #EnergyNews #Louisiana #Investment #GlobalEnergy #Transportation60Share