The East Baton Rouge Metro Council is looking into the possibility of taking funding away from local libraries to more money towards fixing drainage issues.
With the animal shelter over capacity, Companion Animal Alliance is waiving adoption fees for all animals at the shelter from Wednesday, June 16th to Sunday, June 20th.
The number of homicides in East Baton Rouge continues to grow and is on track to eclipse the record set in 2020, it is a number Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul said can only be slowed by community members.
Teddy’s is one of only a handful of juke joints left on the old Chitlin Trail that stretched the length of US Highway 61 from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico.
When the rains started falling nearly three weeks ago little did Rich Vlosky know that days later he would be gutting the house he planned on retiring in.
If you or someone you know is still struggling to replace some furniture from the flooding, the Habitat for Humanity in Baton Rouge may be a great affordable option for you.
Baton Rouge fashion stylist has teamed up with local leaders and entrepreneurs to bring an event of diversity and inclusion to the Capital City on Friday, May 28 and will donate all proceeds to the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank.
Last week’s rainstorm changed the lives of a lot of people across Southeast Louisiana, leaving hundreds trying to figure out how to pay for repairs or replace destroyed items.
The members of the Livingston Children’s Choir Chorale have toured the world but they are now preparing to take the biggest stage of them all, Carnegie Hall.
A new effort is underway in the Capital City to make sure that people remember manners, kindness, and civility. Jil Rigby Garner is the Founder and Executive Director of Manners of the Heart Champions of Respect.
We all feel for families who lost everything they own or for those who haven’t been able to sleep in their own bed in nearly a week after severe weather hit the capital region.
AKC Reunite, the largest non-profit pet identification and recovery service provider in the United States is pleased to announce its donation of an AKC Pet Disaster Relief trailer in Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge Parish officials are asking residents to fill out a storm recovery form if your home, residential structures only, no vehicles, received damaged from the latest surge of storms.
Walker Police Department will be collecting new and used school uniforms as well as monetary donations starting May 19-July 16, to provide school uniforms to children of the Parish who are in need of assistance
Red Rock & Blue, a local nonprofit organization benefitting Louisiana military charities, is returning this summer with fun, family events to partake in.
The breweries in Southeast Louisiana are beginning to pour over, from large-scale production facilities to the more pint-sized shops, it’s a bustling scene of brews.
Ascension Parish residents who are concerned about rising water in their pastures and stables can bring their horses and cows to the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center for stabling at no charge.
Many of you are still assessing the damage after Monday night’s heavy rainfall flooded several parts of the capital region, including Mestizo’s restaurant.
Businesses and neighbors in the Hundred Oaks and the Garden District want a pathway that would connect to all of the shops and restaurants on Perkins Road, and they have been asking for it for a while.
The Salvation Army - Greater Baton Rouge will host its 7th annual Shield of Hope Gala virtually and the ceremony will feature the first Donna Britt Award in honor of the former WAFB anchor.
The first week of May marks National Small Business Week, which means there’s a push to get people out in the community and into local Baton Rouge businesses.
