Baton Rouge Residents Begin Measuring Distance in “How Many Red Lights” Instead of Miles
Residents say the new system finally reflects reality, where a “quick trip” can mean sitting through four
Residents say the new system finally reflects reality, where a “quick trip” can mean sitting through four
CATS officials say a simple monthly task, downloading a bank statement, attaching it to an email, and
A Baton Rouge driver just completed the LSU Lakes loop without getting stuck behind a jogger, and
WAFB announced its acquisition of The Sadvocate, naming chief meteorologist Steve Caparotta as head of a new
A Baton Rouge HOA meeting devolved into chaos after No Kings protesters attempted to “dethrone” the neighborhood
City officials say the redesigned City Park course will allow golfers to play alongside active construction, creating
State officials have ordered three studies to determine if adding a TSA lane would improve movement, though
Delta Utilities clarified that rising bills are not the result of increased rates, but rather customers experiencing
Several local diners said they plan to comply with the policy by simply wearing their nicest fishing
The EBR Metro Council approved $1.35 million in emergency funding for the DA’s office this week, while
Mayor Sid Edwards’ team reportedly moved to “high alert” after a recall effort surged to ten signatures
Heated geopolitical debate dissolved into questions about GPA requirements, laundry responsibilities, and who forgot to take the
After the fifth indictment tied to the previous administration, City-Parish unveils the “Baton Rouge Oversight of Official
Council on Aging leaders say tax revenue is simply more predictable than relying on your grandmother’s will.
LSU students can now refinance their Starbucks parking tickets into a long-term loan, because nothing says higher
The auditor allegedly advised council members to concentrate any future theft inside the library system, noting its
In an effort to address the police shortage, Metro Council members are considering granting BRPD officers honorary
Louisiana lawmakers want to make extreme speeding a felony after years of watching Altimas treat I-10 like
Bipartisanship is back in style, just not the way anyone expected. Bill Cassidy has finally united the
The district stated it is reviewing internal controls and considering additional safeguards, including additional training, clearer policies,
BATON ROUGE, LA – In a city where football is treated as a civic duty, thousands of
ICE protesters say their rally accidentally entered a second day after College Drive traffic made leaving impossible,
Parish attorneys clarified that freedom of the press remains important, just not when it creates discomfort, influences
Facing misconduct allegations, CATS unveiled a bold new trust-building strategy, redefining acceptable employee theft to keep losses
After a wave of indictments emptied CATS’ executive offices, officials confirmed the agency’s only unindicted employee, a
CATS confirmed the number of former officials under indictment has officially surpassed daily ridership, a milestone officials
Baton Rouge prepared for ice, but officials also prepared for disappointment. If the storm fizzles, city leaders
LSU officials admit an NBA YoungBoy concert may finally test whether Tiger Stadium can hold a crowd
Officials said the indictments would not disrupt operations, explaining that arrests, audits, and criminal investigations were already
To mark 100 years in Baton Rouge, Guaranty Media looked back at its very first news story,
