Gordon McKernan Launches Children’s Book Series to Skirt Potential Advertising Limit
Baton Rouge’s favorite billboard lawyer isn’t letting a little thing like an advertising crackdown slow him down.
Baton Rouge’s favorite billboard lawyer isn’t letting a little thing like an advertising crackdown slow him down.
Two barges grounded near LSU after eyewitnesses say the captain swerved to dodge a stray bullet. Officials
Floodwaters covered much of Addis Thursday, but not even waist-deep water could stop the council from approving
DOTD is taking action after the casino bridge collapse—sort of. The new “Bridge Survivor Bootcamp” will train
In Louisiana, satire is no longer commentary—it’s now part of the sentencing process. The 19th Judicial District
After years of construction delays and driver complaints, Baton Rouge has unveiled its new College Drive exit
The River Bend Nuclear Plant has traded its decades-old emergency sirens for Facebook posts, assuming a potential
Governor Jeff Landry has unveiled a new plan offering insurance discounts to drivers who agree to avoid
Baton Rouge voters are being asked to fund the DA’s office with $1.5 million so it can
Rep. John Illg (District 78) has filed legislation urging the SEC to stop scheduling LSU home games
Entergy says the rolling outages in Central are actually part of a new “pilot program” to study
LADOTD has struck a deal with Chrysler to turn the intersection of Florida and Rushmore into a
Baton Rouge’s latest revenue strategy involves leasing potholes for birthday parties and football tailgates. Officials say it’s
Louisiana lawmakers are floating a bill to replace traditional vehicle inspections with monthly alignment checkups—because at this
Baton Rouge’s new juvenile detention center will feature an “Escapee Leaderboard,” rewarding youths for creative getaways. City
Fed up with never-ending delays, Baton Rouge drivers are turning construction chaos into competition. The Metro Baton
Locals recently added the Comite Diversion Canal’s actual completion to the same list as an LSU football
Impact Charter is being evicted, and its students are learning that “Education Explosion” wasn’t just a name—it
A group of horseback riders trotted through a Baker Walmart this week, claiming it was “still faster
Baton Rouge officials have a bold new plan to fix the budget—taxing the already emotionally bankrupt. The
Louisiana officials unveiled their newest plan to address skyrocketing insurance: talk about it in endless loops until
Keep Tiger Town Beautiful accidentally cleaned up more than just litter this week—they removed an entire Motel
A local car thief took bold to new heights by listing a stolen Honda online under his
A small protest dubbed “Hands Off” ended early after demonstrators realized they’d been passionately addressing a man
USPS in Baton Rouge no longer pretends to know where your package is. Instead, users now receive
After a BRPD officer reportedly wrecked a patrol car while over the legal limit, the department quietly
Central Mayor Wade Evans says he dove under a Spanish Town float for a Sadvocate tumbler, printed
While thousands cross the Mississippi River Bridge daily, DOTD says there’s no cause for concern—unless you’re one
In a move that screams “Louisiana logic,” the new DMV chief—a fire marshal by trade—has discovered the
After a historic internal collapse under trooper leadership, Baton Rouge officers feared a sequel. But this time,