AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHigh School Sports & NIL: Louisiana lawmakers are adding guardrails as NIL money starts pulling high school athletes into the sports business, with coaches warning that unqualified “agents” are targeting families. Arts & Entertainment (New Orleans): Ye (Kanye West) is officially returning to New Orleans for a Caesars Superdome show Aug. 28, with presale July 15 and general sales July 17. Music & Touring: Charley Crockett removed Twin Temple from upcoming tour dates after the band’s satanic iconography sparked pushback. Local Libraries: Lafayette named its Northeast Regional Library for civil rights leader Norman C. Francis, tying the new space to North Lafayette revitalization. Food & Community: USDA plans to add wild-caught peeled and deveined shrimp to emergency food assistance programs starting as soon as January. Business & Jobs (Shreveport): Shreveport’s former GM plant is now fully occupied again, with SLB expanding its footprint. Public Safety (Baton Rouge): Baton Rouge homicide counts are steady versus last year, though police say gun violence remains a concern. Sports (Shreveport): DOTD schedules more bridge inspections next week, bringing lane and ramp closures around Shreveport.
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