LSU to Add Gunfire and Police Siren Sound Effects to Future Hype Playlist So Nobody Notices the Real Ones
LSU officials say the new “realistic” game-day playlist, complete with sirens and gunfire, will help fans stop
LSU officials say the new “realistic” game-day playlist, complete with sirens and gunfire, will help fans stop
Locals say they don’t need another Siegen Lane, they just want one place to eat without having
The East Baton Rouge Metro Council voted to double the city’s boot-removal cap after booting companies warned
Baton Rouge residents camped outside Anthony’s Italian Deli after mistaking the federal government shutdown for a shutdown
Seven LSU students were detained during a small anti-MAGA protest Wednesday, but the loudest complaints came from
The DOTD has announced free Wi-Fi for the Mississippi River Bridge, admitting traffic won’t improve but commuters
Governor Jeff Landry announced plans to deploy 1,000 National Guard troops in Baton Rouge, not for crime
Baton Rouge Metro Airport’s taxiway expansion has been grounded, not by planes, but by nutria. EPA announced
An East Baton Rouge truancy meeting meant to tackle student absences was canceled after more than half
A high-speed chase ended on Siegen Lane with a crash into a deputy, but nearby encampments saw
The newly redrawn 19th JDC map now includes a “Scandal District,” designed for judges under investigation. Officials
Hillar Moore’s crackdown on a Highland gas station drew laughs when he noted the store, despite its
Baton Rouge has created a Chief Efficiency Officer role, promising faster service delivery. Leaders say if trash
Louisiana’s justice system is celebrating consistency, granting “Platinum Status” to a Baton Rouge man accused of raping
Baton Rouge’s new curfew outlaws late-night Taco Bell cravings, classifying Crunchwrap runs after 10 p.m. as felonies.
An audit may have flagged $30,000 in missing equipment, but BREC insists the items aren’t lost, they’ve
Baton Rouge’s 19th JDC courthouse is less a temple of justice and more a live sitcom set.
A California judge shocked the courtroom by giving rapper Boosie a stark choice: serve two years in
South Sherwood Forest’s long-awaited upgrades are finally complete, and city officials couldn’t be prouder. While they advertised
Baton Rouge’s new curfew, dubbed a “groundbreaking parenting program,” has sparked both eye-rolls and debate. Proponents say
East Baton Rouge’s criminal community has declared a boycott of local crime, refusing to risk Parish Prison
Governor Jeff Landry slammed LSU’s “degenerate” twerk performance, though insiders say he accidentally streamed the routine 47
Baton Rouge schools have found a new fix for chronic absences: just rename them. Truancy will now
A Louisiana man broke into his underage girlfriend’s father’s home, killed the man, and walked away with
City leaders defend the move as “perfectly on brand” for Louisiana. The arena is set to include
Hospital officials say the $50 million arena deal is a “community investment.” But for patients facing $6,000
Phase One of the Perkins Road Overpass project has begun with a clear mission: remove everything people
Despite Brave Cave’s dark history, the new splash pad’s security measures make it a better option than
After a child was bitten by a zoo bird, BREC defended itself by claiming it couldn’t have
BREC officials say they’re upgrading the “Gun-Free Zone” sign to all-caps font hoping the change will stop
