The SALT expo celebrates senior citizens with a side of crime awareness.

City officials got together Tuesday to talk about a big way to bring money to Baton Rouge businesses.

The LSU AgCenter has opened its corn maze for 2019 and is encouraging people to bring their families to enjoy games, food, animals, and more.

A Denham Springs grocery store will be hosting free health screenings this month.

The 2019 Ascension Hot Air Balloon Festival returns to Gonzales, right in the heart of Ascension Parish.

Parents of former LSU basketball player Wayde Sims have planned a remembrance ceremony for Saturday, September 28 according to a Facebook post.

Presentations will focus on giving members and attendees a clearer idea of how the income and expenses for St. George were determined.

Activists from different groups in the East Baton Rouge Prison Reform Coalition lined up outside of the metro council meeting Wednesday, Sept. 25, hoping to tell the council about the concerning number of deaths it says are coming from inside EBR prisons and jails.

There's an event happening Saturday to help the family of a man who drowned tragically during an elaborate wedding proposal.

Donate that sweater you thought you'd wear by now and get a free apple!

After Louisiana received a more than $1 million grant to help child victims of human trafficking, a discussion on how to fight the problem took place at the Governor’s Mansion.

A funeral home in Baton Rouge is asking the community to donate unworn winter coats to distribute to children.

Civil rights attorney and Baton Rouge bus boycott key player to speak at Southern University Symposium this Thursday.

On Tuesday, Sept. 24, people gathered at the Capitol Park Museum to plan out the new Louisiana Civil Rights Trail.

The East Baton Rouge Council on Aging (EBRCOA) held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Lotus Headquarters, its new commercial kitchen and administrative building.

Hundreds of 7th graders from Baton Rouge got to leave school Tuesday, Sept. 24 to check out another school: Southern University.

September is Hispanic Heritage Month, and city leaders are hosting a family-friendly event to celebrate the Hispanic and Latin community in District 5.

The Louisiana Retired Teachers Association is hosting its annual fall meeting from Oct. 21 to 23 at the Baton Rouge Marriott.

The Red Cross wants to make sure that in the event of an emergency, your family is safe.

The Baton Rouge mayor will present an award to a school for winning a water conservation challenge.

Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome and the MOVEBR team have officially kicked off the MOVEBR Transportation and Infrastructure Improvements Program.

As Breast Cancer Awareness month approaches, Woman’s Hospital is gearing up for its annual fashion show recognizing breast cancer fighters and survivors.

Baton Rouge citizens are encouraged to attend a public input meeting on Monday.

Climate strikes will be taking place nationwide, including two in Baton Rouge.

This Saturday, parents and child-care givers in Louisiana will have a chance to have their child safety seats installed in their vehicles by certified technicians for free at nine locations during National Seat Check Saturday.

Barn Hill Preserve is hosting a fundraiser for free-flying macaws.

Election Day is just a few weeks away, but it’s not too late to register to vote.

Customers can get free health services and resources, including information on better heart health.

Officials will be holding a public hearing Wednesday to update the public on the status and progress and of the Comite River Diversion Canal project.

BREC’s Liberty Lagoon will extend their hours of operation starting Sept. 28 until the season closes on Oct. 27.

People interested in becoming a police officer in Los Angeles will have a chance to apply and be examined.

Ochsner announces a fun family event coming to Baton Rouge on Saturday, September 21st called Game Plan for Health.

Louisiana's 16th annual state book festival needs volunteers for the November event

RAX Worldwide is hosting an expungement event in Plaquemine on Saturday, Sept. 14.

High school songwriters across Louisiana will showcase their work and compete for over $55,000 in college scholarships.

Wednesday night, a large crowd of friends and family said goodbye to a Baton Rouge boxer killed in a shooting in early September.

National Grandparents Day is right around the corner, and a free event aiming to get families healthy is coming up.

The Touchdown Express is back, which means LSU football season is right around the corner.

WWE Smackdown is coming to downtown Baton Rouge in August, with tickets going on sale Friday, June 28.

September 21 will be a good day for museum-lovers and lifelong learners.

Tickets go on sale Friday for Gates' album preview show.

The ceiling paintings from the Sistine Chapel have been replicated with art technology to experience up close at the Raising Cane’s River Center in 2020.

Perkins Rowe is teaming up with Companion Animal Alliance for one of the cutest fashion shows of the year.

9News This Morning will be filmed live on location in Donaldsonville.

The Human Jukebox has been selected to perform at the Rose Parade in 2020.

As the world reels over the death of the Pulitzer prize winning American author Toni Morrison, there’s a local opportunity to appreciate the life of the iconic writer.

Award-winning singer-songwriter Ben Folds will perform with the LSU Symphony Orchestra for two performances in the fall.

Graves says this is one of the many ways we work to be available and accessible.

Here’s a running list of back to school events to help parents prepare their children for the upcoming school year.

Marucci Sports will welcome 114 teams to the 4th Annual Marucci World Series, a marquee baseball tournament featuring 14U-17U age divisions from Wednesday to Sunday in Baton Rouge and nearby locations.

A mother is giving the community what they gave her; support in tough times.

Five Finger Death Punch and Three Days Grace are coming to Baton Rouge.

Jacques Doucet’s annual Red, Rock, and Blue Celebrity/Sorta Celebrity Softball game will be happening Friday, July 18 at 7 p.m.

General Informatics, a technology provider for businesses, governments and schools, will conduct an open house and career fair on Friday, July 19 in Baton Rouge.

As families start gearing up for the upcoming school year, preparations are underway to collect schools supplies in Livingston Parish.

Several events in Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas have been canceled due to Barry.

A man who tragically lost his dog is looking for ways to honor his memory by giving back.

Local churches are trying to help out the community with a backpack giveaway ahead of the back-to-school season.