Renee Plummer is making history in the Baton Rouge Fire Department as the first African American woman to be promoted to Division Chief over the communications department.
Texas Brine officials say their contractors completed 85 out of 89 home inspections in Bayou Corne. The homes are owned by people who want to be bought out, but they did not hire a lawyer, yet.
The friend of a 29-year-old woman who died in a car crash allegedly caused by a now wanted fugitive was initially shocked when she learned about a video he posted to YouTube. However, she now believes the negative could become a positive.
Victoria Howes is one of thousands of seniors relying on the Senior RX program, a program that could face elimination in the governor's proposed budget.
Joyce Womack of Greensburg said she originally threw away her Powerball ticket for the March 23 drawing but dug it out of the trash when she realized she hadn’t checked the numbers—and it’s a good thing she did.
It's what students have been preparing for all year, the iLEAP test, and kids across the state will be sitting down to the test this morning. But many have said they already are starting to feel the pressure.
BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo will soon say goodbye to a big grey attraction. Zoo officials want to move Bozie, the 37-year-old Asian Elephant, to a new zoo. Bozie's buddy Judy died in March.
The fun and the fabulous hit downtown Baton Rouge Saturday. FestForAll showed off local musicians, artist, and more. Fest goers say the event helps boost awareness of what Baton Rouge has to offer.
Many people who live in the 70805 zip code say they do not know what BRAVE is. Those who do say it is slowly making their part of town a better place than it used to be.
The Goodwood Villas Area Civic Association is part of a nationwide trend that combines social media with the traditional neighborhood watch.
And they're learning more about their neighbors in the process.
