LSU baseball fans are gearing up for the trip to Omaha this weekend. They're booking flights, rooms, and putting together budgets for food and tickets.
For Chris Guillot, he said no matter the cost, he will be at the games.
A Baton Rouge family is now with a home after a fire destroyed their house today.
Firefighters received a called in reference to a house fire on Peerless at around 2:21 p.m.
LSU and Oklahoma fans opened their wallets Friday and Saturday at Alex Box Stadium to support tornado disaster relief efforts in Oklahoma. They gave more than $14,130.
Dudley DeBosier, a personal injury law firm with offices throughout the state of Louisiana, is proud to announce the winners of this year’s scholarship program. The firm awarded $10,000 in scholarships to nine recipients.
Today, Governor Bobby Jindal signed legislation that will allow for the proactive treatment of youth—termed “crossover youth”—who are involved in both the child welfare and juvenile justice systems.
The body of a man reported missing from Labadieville was recovered yesterday in Grand Isle. Although an autopsy will have to confirm the cause of death, officials believe he drowned.
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries are investigating a boating crash incident between two vessels that occurred on June 10 in the Venice area in Plaquemines Parish.
The arts district of Baton Rouge will celebrate the completion of a new public mural with a free celebration on Thursday, thanks to the efforts of the Walls Project.
Louisiana fans of Mumford and Sons will not get the chance to see the band perform in New Orleans. That’s because the band cancelled the show due to a medical emergency.
A job fair will be held Thursday, June 13, for Northlake Behavioral Health System, which is accepting applications and conducting on-site interviews to fill positions.
This summer, the LSU Museum of Art, located in the Shaw Center for the Arts at 100 Lafayette Street in downtown Baton Rouge, will offer two new community arts programs aimed at teaching children in the community the value of the arts.
The Senate Farm Bill passed through legislation today with a vote of 66-27. It includes items that will help support Louisiana’s farmers and agriculture industry.
