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Jazzers Let's Dance Interview
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My Ark-La-Miss Fair Interview
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Fall Fashion Tips
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Jobless Rate Improves in Louisiana
Louisiana sees improvement in jobless rate.
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Senate Committee Approves Distribution Plan for BP Oil Spill Penalties
BP could pay as much as 21-billion-dollars for their involvment in the Gulf oil spill.
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Grand Jury to Hear more Testimony in LSU Players' Case
A Baton Rouge grand jury that heard about seven hours of testimony from more than a dozen people yesterday in the LSU player bar brawl...
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Stevens and Gilmore Return to Monroe City Council
Two women on the Monroe City Council must resign, now that suspended Councilmen Arthur Gilmore and Red Stevens are returning to city hall.
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Cotton Growers Hope to Cash In This Year
Farmers are gearing up across northeast Louisiana for this year's cotton harvest. Market prices expected to be higher than years past and farmers are expected...
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Monroe Food Bank Up for Big Donation
The Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana is one of nine food banks in the county competing to win 30,000 pounds of chicken from Tyson, and...
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NBC 10 News Today 6am for Wednesday, September 21st
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NBC 10 News Today, September 21, 2011, 6am "B" Block
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This Mornings Top Stories with Tonya Sneed September 21, 2011
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Ruston Antiques Interview
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Race for the Cure Interview
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Cooking with Jason Thomas from Iron Horse Barbecue
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Baby Tips Interview
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Train Derailment and Road Closures in Lincoln Parish Update
Update on train derailment and road closures in Lincoln Parish.
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Vitter Makes List of Most Corrupt Members of Congress
Republican Senator David Vitter listed as one of the most corrupt members of Congress.
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Landrieu urges Passage of President's Jobs Program
Leaders of the U.S. Conference of Mayors urge Congress to pass President Obama's jobs act.
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Grand Jury to Hear Case against LSU Players in Brawl
Two LSU quarterbacks face grand jury today.
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