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Seven months later, Bayou Corne residents plea for help

Bayou Corne residents are hoping a big name can help them figure out what to do next.

Gonzales duo grills to perfection

Two Gonzales grillers were named grand champs of the grill Saturday. Adam Gautreau and Jason White beat out 27 other teams at the Sam's Club National Barbeque Competition.

Banishing breast cancer one runner at a time

Hundreds of people decked out in pink packed LSU's campus for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

Dr. Seuss stories come alive at Read Across Louisiana event

Louisiana Association of Educators teamed up with NBC33's Kris Cusanza, mayor kip holden and other "celebrity" readers for the 3rd annual Read Across Louisiana event.

Grilling kings fight for title of best barbequer

Barbeque big timers got a chance to show off their grilling skills saturday at the sams club national barbeque competition.

Custom lambo sees no mercy in Cajun Country, flashes in Tiger town

One man's purple and gold tiger striped Lamborghini is getting a lot of attention and he's even catching some heat.

Neighbor rushes to aid 18-month-old stuck on snowy rooftop

An 18-month old boy is safe after a Good Samaritan and firefighters plucked him from a slick and snowy roof in Niagara Falls, New York.

Gas prices expected to steadily decrease

We've all been feeling the impacts of higher gas prices, but prices are expected to fall soon. "The last two weeks each time I’ve put $10 as opposed to filling up," says Baton Rouge resident, Ian Hanlon.

Scale smash event hopes to redefine image of beauty to fight against eating disorders

Smashing scales – that’s what some women at LSU did this afternoon.

Concerned neighbors ask for Animal Control to seize horses

Baker resident Karen Moreau says it's hard to look across the fence at her neighbors three horses.

Young dancer battles rare 'stiff person syndrome'

Since she was young, dancing has always been Kayla Pounds' one true passion. "I thought I would always have dance to get me through everything because dance doesn't die," Pounds said.

Local woman's journey pioneers eating disorder advocacy group called 'Southern Smash'

Societal pressures to be thin, be perfect, like those re-touched magazine photos of all our favorite stars...has certainly hade an affect on how we as women see ourselves.

Six months after Isaac Maurepas residents are still re-building

The sounds of re-building still ring through the Riverside community of Maurepas in Livingston Parish. Six months after Hurricane Isaac, life still isn't back to normal.

First day on the job, meet 5 new Port Allen police officers

Five new faces kicked off their careers as Port Allen police officers Wednesday. The group of four guys and one gal started work today.

Pet owners praise idea of Pet Food Stamps

When the recession hit a few years ago, many people were forced to give up their pets because they could not afford to take care of them any more.