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LSU Football Commit Bryce Underwood impresses in his season kickoff
The LSU Tigers third-ranked recruiting class has been helped massively by having the Nation's top quarterback recruit Bryce Underwood committed since January. While Underwood remains the Nation's top overall recruit, there was a ton of discourse this Summer that other quarterbacks deserved the top ranking. This is mostly due to the fact that Underwood isn't as involved with 7 on 7 and Elite 11 like some of the other quarterbacks in the class.
Events tailored to all ages hope to draw in more visitors to downtown Baton Rouge
BATON ROUGE - Friday evenings in Baton Rouge bring exciting opportunities for the downtown district. For folks 21 and up, the Tunnel speakeasy in the Hilton Hotel is holding a special celebration in honor of the late Huey P. Long's birthday. At the Louisiana Art and Science Museum, a crowd...
Episcopal, Ascension Catholic Impress in Battle on the Ridge Jamboree Doubleheader
It was a great football appetizer before the full course meal begins next week as high school football jamborees kickoff across the state of Louisiana, and Thursday night’s action featured an exciting doubleheader at Memorial Field. First, the Episcopal Knights took on the Pearl River Rebels while the Ascension Catholic Bulldogs took on the St. Michael Warriors.
Scotlandville, University Lab, and Catholic pick up Jamboree wins
BATON ROUGE - The Catholic High and University Lab football teams picked up wins at the Red Stick Rumble Jamboree Friday, while Scotlandville was victorious at the Showdown on the Bluff Jamboree. Catholic 23, Madison Prep 0. University Lab 21, Dunham 18. Scotlandville 16, Belaire 0.
Furry Friends Friday: Meet Mocha & Ollie, two sweet dogs up for adoption
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Beverly Theriot and Lori DeBenedetto-Webb of Second Chance Dog Rescue introduced two adorable pups named Mocha and Ollie. Mocha is a sweet and happy four-year-old Yorkiepoo who weighs 14 pounds. He’s been neutered, microchipped and has all his shots. His adoption fee is $350. He’ll be a sweet addition to any family, but he is a little shy around bigger dogs. It’s probably best for him to be in a home with other smaller dogs.
Tigers Cap Perfect Day with 3-1 Victory over Maryland
BATON ROUGE, La. – Outside hitter Jurnee Robinson continued to dominate the opening day of the 2024 season as she set a new career-high for the second consecutive match with 28 kills to lead LSU (2-0) past Maryland (1-1), 3-1 (25-22, 22-25, 25-20, 25-20) Friday night at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.
Longtime Teurlings Catholic principal and track enthusiast honored as LHSAA Hall of Famer
His voice is synonymous with track and field excellence in Louisiana. Mike Boyer has worn a lot of hats and worn them well, which led to him being selected as one of nine 2025 inductees in the Louisiana High School Sports Hall of Fame. Boyer, 70, has been the voice...
Where to Watch McNeese vs. Southern University on TV or Streaming Live – August 31
Star runner Clifton McDowell and the McNeese Cowboys (0-1) face the Southern University Jaguars on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. ET at Cowboy Stadium (LA). Below in this story, we give all the info you need to know about how to view this game on ESPN+. Watch college football live without...
Pelican State Credit Union launches 2024 Teacher Bulletin Board Contest
BATON ROUGE --- Pelican State Credit Union is inviting teachers in their branch communities to enter the 2024 Teacher Bulletin Board Contest for a chance to win up to $350!. Interested teachers should submit a photo of their bulletin board or classroom door by September 30. Voting opens on October 1, and the submission with the most votes in each of Pelican’s branch communities will win $250, with the top three entries receiving an extra $100. Teachers are encouraged to share their submission’s link on their social media pages to increase their votes and chance of winning.
A video update on the University Lakes Project
It has been two years since construction began on the University Lakes Restoration Project. Although it may not seem like it to some, progress is being made. Phase 1 of the three-phase project is wrapping up as Phase 2 begins. 225 recently took a deep dive into where the project...
Baton Rouge Gallery features work by three artists in September exhibitions
Baton Rouge Gallery Center for Contemporary Art, 1515 Dalrymple Drive, will open exhibitions featuring work by artist members Dawn Black, Kathryn Hunter and Kelli Scott Kelley on Sept. 3. The show runs through Sept. 26, and there will be a First Wednesday reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sept....
Friday's Health Report: Risks of listeria for pregnant women, those with weakened immune systems
BATON ROUGE — Planning a picnic is no walk in the park for those who are pregnant. That's because many foods associated with summertime carry an increased risk of listeria. "Listeria is a type of bacteria that is usually transmitted through food and food products. It is especially a concern if you're pregnant, if you're elderly or if you have a weakened immune system for some reason," pediatric infectious disease doctor Nipunie Rajapakse said.
DEQ is asking for your help finding solutions to tire waste
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Around 4.6 million tires are thrown out each year according to the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality. The agency said lots of those are dumped illegally in ditches or on the side of the road. “You go to bed at night nothings there, when you...
Meet Joe Petraro, age 11, student at LSU who wants to make sports accessible for everybody
When Joe Petraro was about eight years old and attending school in New York, he was placed in special education by his school district because teachers and administrators assumed he needed it. At the beginning of the school year, his teacher, Mrs. Sardi, noticed that even though Joe appeared to be zoning out in class, he knew all the answers. The traditional classroom just might not be the best place for him to thrive.
Jeff Landry names son of late board member to LSU board
Blaise Zuschlag will finish out the term of his late father Richard Zuschlag on the LSU Board of Supervisors, Gov. Jeff Landry announced Friday. Richard Zuschlag, who founded and was chairman and CEO of powerhouse medical transport company Acadian Companies, died in June from complications following cancer treatment. His term as board member-at-large ends May 31, 2028.
Longtime LSU sports radio color analyst to miss 2024 football season
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Longtime LSU Sports Radio Network’s color analyst Doug Moreau will be stepping away from the microphone this football season to recover from surgery, according to LSU Athletics. Moreau is a former LSU Tigers tight end who has been a part of the university’s...
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