Local Headlines
Renaming Port Allen road could prove expensive for residents
Folks in Port Allen say hometown hero Tracy Porter put their city on the map, and now they want to give something back to him.
Baker security camera controversy
Baker's chief of police and the man in charge of the city's schools are at odds-- and they're bringing in the Attorney General’s office to help settle things.
Attempt to Identify and Locate
The Lafayette Police Department is attempting to identify a suspect who stole a car from a residence in Lafayette and whose photo was captured on a traffic camera.
Zachary Police identify man found dead on McHugh Rd
Zachary Police have identified the man found dead on McHugh Road early Monday morning.
Wilson mayor taking petition to court
A last ditch effort is underway to stop a recall election for the mayor of Wilson.
Baton Rouge teen accused of over-charging LSU fans
A Baton Rouge teen is busted after allegedly charging fans too much for snacks at LSU sporting events.
U.S. Border Patrol raids Satsuma construction site
Nearly 20 suspected illegal immigrants are locked up after federal agents raided a construction site in Satsuma.
EMS to pay for new $7.5 million facility
Many public agencies are trying to figure out how to do more with less, but Baton Rouge EMS officials say they've been saving up for a rainy day, and hope to build a new facility.
Disabled man demands a more "handicap-friendly" Baton Rouge
A disabled man is giving city officials one month to make Baton Rouge more handicap-friendly…or he's taking them to court.
LSU athletes cited for fighting outside a bar
LSU Men's Basketball Coach Trent Johnson says Dennis Harris will be on the court for this Thursday's SEC Tournament.
Bayou Goula Fire Station helps cut insurance rates
Folks in Bayou Goula can thank local firefighters for an expected drop in fire insurance rates.
State troopers seize 800lbs of pot
Louisiana State Police recovered nearly 800 pounds of marijuana Sunday morning.
Offenders need better transitions from jail back to community
People in the capital city worked together with state officials today to make communities safer.
LA lawmaker pushes for saggy pants ban
A Lafayette lawmaker is hoping the third time's a charm when it comes to a proposed bill that would ban saggy pants across the state of louisiana.
LSU firefighter trainer accused of stealing state property
LSU's Fire and Emergency Training Institute received a generous gift from FEMA--a few thousand fire extinguishers for the program.
LSU Students Concerned Over Cuts
LSU students and faculty met at a rally to protest recent cuts and tuition hikes at the State's flagship university.
Hold the tomatoes!
It's a popular ingredient in salads and sandwiches, but if you want to use tomatoes these days, it's going to cost you.
Gustav damaged home finally repaired
Nearly a year and a half after Hurricane Gustav ravaged the Capital City, one woman gets a second chance.
NBC33 Special Investigation: Legalizing Medical Marijuana
It's legal in 14 states - now a group of Louisiana citizens is trying to make medical marijuana legal in the Bayou State.
Central woman speaks out against drunk drivers
An NBC 33 report on a Gonzales man who was busted on his 6th suspected DWI charge has a Central woman demanding answers.
St. Gabriel Police Chief Facing Ethics Charges
Many in St. Gabriel are standing by their Chief of Police.
Getting Serious About Competition
Officials at Baton Rouge Airport say they've not serving the people who could use the place well.
