Called the “American Rescue Plan,” the legislative proposal would meet President-elect Joe Biden's goal of administering 100 million vaccines by the 100th day of his administration, and advance his objective of reopening most schools by the spring.
Louisiana State Police (LSP) Friday released their findings into cheating allegations among cadets taking part in the 2019 training academy known as Cadet Class 99 (CC 99).
Detectives with the Baker Police Department located a suspect wanted for second-degree murder and six counts of attempted second-degree murder on January 15.
A single article of impeachment — for “incitement of insurrection” — was approved by the House on Wednesday, one week after a violent mob of Trump supporters invaded the Capitol.
Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome announced Thursday, Jan. 14 East Baton Rouge Parish will stay in its current modified version of Phase 2 of reopening the economy, for now, unless the parish’s COVID-19 situation does not improve.
A research team is taking that ancient material into the future by creating a bendable product that will last longer and prove better for the environment.
Zion Williamson returned to the lineup for the Pelicans and finished with a double-double but it wasn’t nearly enough to lift his team over the Lakers on Friday, Jan. 15.
Southeastern has hit the football field again, about five months after starting fall camp for a season that was postponed. They are now preparing for a shortened six-game schedule.
The Baton Rouge Police Department has added another disciplinary item to the file of a fired police officer Siya Creel, accusing him of being dishonest.
Advocates with Bike Baton Rouge are hopeful that a petition will halt a ban aimed at keeping residents who may travel by foot, bicycle or in wheelchairs away from drive-thrus.
Julia Letlow, wife of the late U.S. Congressman-elect Luke Letlow, has announced she will run for Louisiana’s 5th Congressional District seat in the upcoming special election.
An Associated Press review of public records, social media posts and videos shows at least 21 current or former members of the U.S. military or law enforcement have been identified as being at or near the Capitol riot, with more than a dozen others under investigation but not yet named.
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MICHAEL BIESECKER, JAKE BLEIBERG and JAMES LAPORTA
