MY PHILOSOPHY

Everyone has a story that they might be willing to share and this reflects the principles of journalism. The principle is to share the truth while being fair. And with the right people and story, you can learn a lot about your community. This is the part of journalism that drew me to create this into my career. To be able to take my skills that I have learned while applying them to someone else's story, to be the voice for the community. Please do not be afraid to share your voice because you could be the next step towards change in the community. You could be the reason for the change.

FEATURED STORIES

​An LSU professor and graduate students are working to help students with ADHD to focus while completing their school work. But the interesting part is it involves an VR headset. Watch to find out more information on the study and what David Shepherd hopes to achieve in the future.
STEP at LSU is an organization that gives students the chance to raise young puppies into service dogs for the community. Watch to find out more about the organization and the ways that you can become a puppy raiser yourself.
The new debate that sparks for potential homeowner is whether they should buy or rent a home. But with interests rates increasing, this can affect the decision that potential homeowners make. Watch as Kristina Cusick gives incite into this new debate. 
The first class of Prairieville High School students are set to take the halls. Watch as Prairieville High School is now welcoming their new set of students on their first day of school as a newly built high school for Ascension Parish.  Along with their new updates for students and teachers to enjoy.

WEB STORIES 

A new bill is being introduced that would give the Food and Drug Administration authority to destroy imported product's that would cause a health hazard to the community. Read more to find out about this new legislation.
Two company managers pleaded guilty to mislabeling imported seafood as local when that was not accurate. In fact, earlier this year, Louisiana passed a batch of laws that would increase transparency and protect the the heritage of Louisiana. Read more to find out about this guilty charge.