Josh Auzenne has spent his entire career in Louisiana, first starting out at KLFY-TV in Lafayette, before moving on to WAFB.
The majority of the 18 years he has worked in news has been spent on the digital side. He has also operated studio equipment, worked as an associate producer, and produced newscasts.
Working as a Digital Sports Content Producer has also afforded him the unique opportunity to dabble in the world of sports photography. Josh attends games to take still photographs for the WAFB website.
Amneal Pharmaceuticals is donating 400,000 hydroxychloroquine sulfate tablets to Louisiana to help respond to the COVID-19 health emergency, officials announced Monday, March 30.
Ascension Parish President Clint Cointment released a statement Friday, March 27 to explain the parish’s high rank nationally on positive coronavirus cases.
A digital media and advertising agency based in Baton Rouge has created custom T-shirts to build community spirit while also raising funds to help those responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System shared a project by a music teacher at the Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts to try to help lift spirits during the COVID-19 emergency.
Several former LSU Tigers are getting ready for the NFL draft this April and will expect their names called early on in the process after an undefeated season.
An elderly man from Michigan is dead and a driver from Alabama is facing charges, including vehicular homicide, after a crash on I-12 on Saturday, March 21.
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has canceled all sporting events at its member schools, including LSU, for the remainder of the 2019-2020 athletic year.
The USDA said Tuesday, March 17 that it is ensuring the safety and timely delivery of food throughout the country while protecting the health of its workers during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) emergency.
The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) made a change to the boys’ high school basketball championships amid the coronavirus health threat and limited attendance.
Baton Rouge Community College (BRCC) announced Friday, March 13 that it has suspended all regular season games for all sports teams, effective immediately.
The former LSU football players in the 2020 NFL Draft are among the thousands of athletes now affected by changes being put in place as a result of the coronavirus, according to reports.
LSU students started moving off campus the same day the university announced it is asking for the cancellation of all on-campus events and LSU-sponsored off-campus events of 30 attendees or more out of concern due to the coronavirus.
Southern University announced Friday, March 13 that it has suspended ALL games for its winter and sports teams in response to COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus.
The Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) is joining other conferences and has announced the cancellation of its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments due to the coronavirus.
