Local News

Coroner: Drowning listed as cause of death for missing school teacher Terrilynn Monette

The Orleans Parish Coroner’s Office has confirmed that the body in the car pulled out of Bayou St. John Saturday is indeed Terrilynn Monette. The Coroner's Office said she died from an apparent drowning.

MISSING: Prairieville teen goes missing from grandparent’s home in New Orleans

A 16-year-old girl from Prairieville has gone missing in New Orleans. Officials tell us she suffers from bipolar disorder and is in need of medication.

Summer means kids out of school and teens on the road

With most schools out for the summer, the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission reminds motorists and parents that more children will be playing near streets and teenage drivers will be spending more time behind the wheel.

Police, family await autopsy to see if body found in bayou is missing teacher's

Bouquets of flowers line the railing of the bridge above Bayou St. John in New Orleans.

Louisiana’s 11th Annual Environmental Awareness Student Art and Language Arts contest winners announced

 State winners have been announced for the 11th Annual Environmental Awareness Student Art and Language Arts Contest.

'Party for the Coast' takes place June 13; benefits Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana

The Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (CRCL) will celebrate its 25th anniversary with “Party for the Coast,” a special event highlighting Louisiana culture, food and fun, at Generations Hall in New Orleans on Thursday, June 13,

Author and pilot Vincent P. Caire to lecture June 13 at Old Governor's Mansion

Almost everyone is fascinated with flying and its magical mechanical mysteries. But Vincent Caire's love for aviation is far above the norm.

LSU School of Music to present 'Hot Summer Nights & Cool Jazz' concert series in June

The popular “Hot Summer Nights & Cool Jazz” concert series returns to the LSU School of Music Recital Hall this summer, with shows on June 13, June 20 and June 21.

Lafayette Fire Department receives $200,000 grant to enhance Hazmat team

Good news for the Lafayette Fire Department as well as the citizens they protect. The department received a $200,000 grant from the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.

Humane Society of Louisiana: Another kitten run over on CCC

The Humane Society of Louisiana said another kitten carcass was found Saturday on the Crescent City Connection.

Looking for clues in Baker investigators continue work

Investigators want to know what caused a plane to crash into a neighborhood.

Raising Cane’s invites customers to help feed hungry kids

Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers announced that it will once again participate in Share Our Strength’s "Dine Out For No Kid Hungry" campaign to end childhood hunger in America.

Book debunks myths and confirms legends of LSU’s live tiger

Mike the Tiger has symbolized the spirit and resolve of Louisiana State University for over seventy-five years.

Baton Rouge Ballet to hold fundraiser today

BRBT’s Youth Ballet will hold a special fundraiser performance today to help raise funds to expand their community outreach.

Councilwoman Tara Wicker and BRPD team up for job opportunities

Councilwoman Tara Wicker and the Baton Rouge Police Deptarment are hosting an an informational and recruitment session, focusing on career opportunities available with the Baton Rouge Police Department.