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LSU honors Tiger Twelve class of 2013

By LSU Media Relations
Twelve outstanding LSU seniors were recently recognized as the Tiger Twelve Class of 2013.

Southern University’s spring graduation set for May 17

By Southern University Media Relations
Bernette J. Johnson, the first African-American Chief Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court, will be the commencement speaker when 714 Southern University students receive their diplomas at the 2013 spring commencement ceremony.

Jindal, Wolverine Terminals announce $30 million crude oil project in St. James Parish

By Office of the Governor
Governor Bobby Jindal and Wolverine Terminals LLC General Manager Terry Wilson announced the company will make a $30 million capital investment to establish a crude oil terminal and blending operation on a 15-acre Mississippi River site in St.

How much would you pay to have Les Miles in your family’s holiday card?

By Samantha Morgan
A family photo is always a fun way to personalize your holiday cards. Imagine how your friends would react if a local celebrity was standing in the picture, too.

Powerball jackpot 3rd largest in U.S. history

By CNN STAFF
The Powerball jackpot for Saturday's drawing will be at least $550 million, the third largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history, after no one matched the winning numbers in Wednesday night's draw.

Plaquemines Parish festival showcases 'greatest seafood in the world'

By Plaquemines Parish Government
Showcasing the greatest seafood in the world, The Plaquemines Parish Seafood Festival has brought about a greater awareness of the finest ingredients of Louisiana cuisine while raising several hundred thousand dollars for local charities.

Volunteers honored at LDWF commission meeting

By Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Four volunteers were honored by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Education Section at the May 2 Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission meeting.

‘I’m a Cajun’ could soon be option for your driver’s license

By David Lippman
Potentially coming soon to your driver’s license will be a way to show your love for Louisiana.

First mobile market opens in north Baton Rouge to ease food desert

By Andrew Capasso
Good news for some in north Baton Rouge. The Red Stick Mobile Food Market will be in the area weekly to help many in what are called food deserts.

Accident at BASF plant sends four to the hospital

By Andrew Capasso
Four contractors at the BASF plant in Geismar are recovering after an accident there earlier this week. A spokesperson for the plant told NBC33 News there was an "electrical incident."

Women rally at State Capitol in support of Medicaid expansion

By Alex Deiro
Women across the state are calling for help and more healthcare. They're asking for more access to health options, and they say lawmakers can help.

Teen drowns in Lafayette pond

By Lafayette Police Department
A teen who drowned in a Lafayette pond on May 14 has been identified. At approximately 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Lafayette Police responded to Moore Park regarding a possible drowning.

LSU to hold graduation ceremonies on May 16,17

By LSU MEDIA RELATIONS
Approximately 3,772 students are expected to graduate during LSU’s 280th commencement exercises on Thursday, May 16, and Friday, May 17.

Baton Rouge veteran get cheers from Prince Harry at Warrior Games

By Defense Video & Imagery Distribution System
Army veteran Anthony Robinson, from Baton Rouge, La., took off as Britain's Prince Harry cheered all racers during the cycling event of the Warrior Games on May 12, 2013.

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to hold summer day camps in June and July

By Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) is sponsoring two summer day camps for children 12 to 16 years old at the Waddill Outdoor Education Center in Baton Rouge this summer.