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Christus Health awards $295k in grants to SWLA non-profits
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Christus Health awarded $295 thousand in grants to non-profits to help fund health initiatives in Southwest Louisiana. The grants were handed out to three local organizations at a ceremony held today. “We held a Blessing of the Hands ceremony for our Christus Impact Fund grantees....
Louisiana lawmakers won’t call special session, constitutional convention in August
Louisiana lawmakers won’t return to Baton Rouge in August to address tax and budget policy in a special session despite a last-minute push from Gov. Jeff Landry’s revenue secretary to do so, according to a handful of legislators interviewed this week. Legislative leadership is expected to make a formal statement saying as much Thursday, but […] The post Louisiana lawmakers won’t call special session, constitutional convention in August appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.
Huge Black Bear Spotted Looking for Food in Louisiana
Black bears are running rampant in Louisiana and another huge bear has been spotted in south Louisiana. In the social media group Louisiana Black Bear Report, Randy Bergeron posted photos of a huge black bear near a deer feeder, and by the looks of it, this bear has been eating well near Palmetto, Louisiana.
Ex-girlfriend, two others arrested for conspiracy to kill Southern student found shot dead in Mississippi
ST. FRANCISVILLE — Steven Harris, a former Southern University sophomore who was found shot dead in western Mississippi, was allegedly killed by his ex-girlfriend and two others, the West Feliciana Parish Sheriff said Thursday when deputies arrested three suspects for conspiring to kill him. Derek Terrell Hollins Jr., 21,...
One critically injured after shooting on Gus Young Avenue and North 35th Street
BATON ROUGE - One person was transported after a shooting on Gus Young Avenue and North 35th Street Thursday, according to officials. The person being transported is critically injured. No other information is available at this time.
Louisiana Man Flees Courtroom After Learning He Had Warrants, Then Beats Homeowner in Nearby Neighborhood
A 17-year-old is on the run following a wild chain of events that started in a downtown Baton Rouge courthouse on Wednesday, July 24. Baton Rouge Police said Kendrick Miller caused a police search across the downtown area when he ran away from the 19th Judicial Courthouse yesterday afternoon after learning he had active warrants.
Athletes aren't the only ones from Louisiana at the Olympics. Meet those working in Paris.
PARIS — Athletes like Sha’Carri Richardson and Mondo Duplantis aren’t the only people with Louisiana ties here for the Olympics. A host of coaches, trainers, officials and, yes, one LSU gymnast/social media superstar are also attending the Games, which officially begin Friday and run through Aug. 11.
Help KW Realty Feed Acadiana, Food Drive Donations Being Accepted Indefinitely
Paul Ayo, Realtor with KW Realty Acadiana, stopped by News15 Frist at 4 to share how you can help feed those in need year round. Help KW Realty Feed Acadiana, Food Drive Donations Being Accepted Indefinitely. Paul Ayo, Realtor with KW Realty Acadiana, stopped by News15 Frist at 4 to...
Amateur beekeeper studies, collects bees in hopes of starting research study at his university
BATON ROUGE — An amateur beekeeper from Baton Rouge is collecting and studying bees in hopes of starting a research study at his university. Gabriel Marable began studying and researching bees in December. It was after this that he proposed bee research to administrators at Alcorn State University in Lorman, Mississippi, which was approved in February.
Mornings with Brian Haldane: Brad Watts, 07-25-24
Brad Watts of Cecelia Creole Bistro joins the show for Restaurant Week to share about this week’s menu including Blackeye Pea and Duck Soup, Trout Almondine, and Pork Belly with spicy Dr. Pepper glaze, as well as Fruity Pebble cheesecake which he brought with him to the studio. For...
Woman says she was kicked out of Baton Rouge restaurant due to dress code policy
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — A woman said she was kicked out of a restaurant in Baton Rouge because of a new dress code policy. Facebook user Miney M Mac posted videos to social media on Tuesday, July 23. It showed her in a long skirt and tube top.
Appointments still available for SGFD car seat check-up
ST. GEORGE - There are still appointments available for car seat education and installation from the St. George Fire Department. Friday, the fire department is hosting appointments from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to have car seats installed and to provide education on their proper use. If you can't make...
This weekend in Baton Rouge: Arts For EveryBody; BROC, Rock & Wine and more events
Put your boy band knowledge to the test at DIY Disco on Friday, July 26, for Finish the Lyrics: Boy Band Trivia Night. Test your memory on featured bands the Backstreet Boys, ‘N Sync, Jonas Brothers, One Direction and more. First place will win a $50 gift card and second place will win a $20 gift card. DIY Disco trivia nights offer happy hour craft menus and a regular craft menu throughout the night.
Around Baton Rouge: Improv, contra dance, Happy's 5K and more
The following is a calendar of community events in the Baton Rouge area from Friday-Thursday, Aug. 1. RISE AND SHINE BENEFITING LIGHTHOUSE LOUISIANA: 8 a.m.-9 a.m., Capitol Park Museum, 660 N. 4th St. Fundraising brunch with keynote speaker K. Renee Horton, Ph.D., NASA Space Launch System quality engineer. www.lighthouselouisiana.org. FAMILY...
Southern University Athletic Department Makes a Difference on Community Impact Day
On July 23, 2024, the Southern University Athletic Department exemplified its dedication to community service through its inaugural Community Impact Day. This initiative brought together members of our athletic staff who volunteered their time and efforts at the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank, leaving a lasting mark on our local community.
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