WAFB announced its acquisition of The Sadvocate, naming chief meteorologist Steve Caparotta as head of a new Satirical News Division in a move expanding its digital footprint.
Members of the state legislature reassured residents that land seizures tied to carbon capture projects will occur only where land exists, and not anywhere else, following the defeat of a bill aimed at protecting property owners.
LSU may have just unlocked a completely new recruiting strategy, and Will Wade is already taking it to the next level.
Louisiana just got ranked the most stressful state, but officials say the results are skewed by one very specific Baton Rouge experience that locals already consider a daily survival exercise.
Baltimore went from total bridge collapse to active construction in two years. Baton Rouge officials say they’re making similar progress, now entering another phase of reviewing previous discussions.
LSU confirmed Toosii will play both offense and halftime, listing him as “WR/Artist” in a move officials say maximizes NIL efficiency and gives fans something to enjoy even if the offense stalls.
A Baton Rouge HOA meeting devolved into chaos after No Kings protesters attempted to “dethrone” the neighborhood president, citing lawn rules and fines as evidence of suspicious authority.
Landry says hiring Baton Rouge traffic engineers guarantees captured carbon will experience immediate delays, no clear path forward, and absolutely no chance of going anywhere.
