After seeing a teammate collapse at a football game, a Bossier City student is working to raise money to purchase more automatic external defibrillators for his middle school.
Around this time of the year, people are normally decorating for fall or Halloween, but the people of St. Francisville are decorating for something a bit different.
Habitat for Humanity celebrated 30 years of operating in Baton Rouge. Part of the celebration was a mortgage burning ceremony for homeowners who completed paying their mortgages through the program.
LSU superfan Colton Moore soaked up all of the excitement from the sidelines in Death Valley as the Tigers claimed a win over Utah State Saturday, Oct. 5.
Professional development workshops are brought to you this Fall by the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge and the East Baton Rouge Parish School System.
Three people have been arrested after a dog was found with its back legs sawed off in Slidell. Now, a man who recently lost his dog in a tragic way is stepping up to help the abused dog, Buddy the dachsund.
American Idol winner, Laine Hardy, has become the next big thing. With his first national tour kicking off this weekend in Livingston Parish, the 19-year-old sat down for a one-on-one with WAFB.
Jehu Poitier, the Baton Rouge firefighter and Bahamas native that began collecting donations to send back to victims of Hurricane Dorian has collected so many supplies, that he has too much to pack up on his own.
The Southern University System Board of Supervisors on Friday, Sept. 20 ratified a partnership between the university and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), which allows the CIA to engage in a broad range of classroom workshops, curriculum development, and recruitment activities.
The Southern University System Board of Supervisors approved a partnership between the United Houma Nation and the university’s law center to provide assistance in obtaining federal recognition.
The beef in the back of your freezer that keeps accumulating “snow” may still be good. And, if it is, someone could probably use it. On Sunday, Sept. 15 in Baton Rouge, Hunters for the Hungry was collecting meat from all over to give to those in need.
The shell of a once prominent business is one of the few remaining buildings in downtown Baton Rouge in need of renovation. But that could soon change.
The boy loves the Bumblebee character from "Transformers," so they put out a plea on social media for yellow vehicles to come to northern Virginia to surprise him on his one-mile walk to school.
Volunteers are working with Behind the Line Baton Rouge to collect new and gently used stuffed animals for BRPD officers to give to kids in need of a smile.
The coveted Popeyes chicken sandwich graced the lips of attendees at the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion during a celebration for the Eastbank All-Stars from River Ridge, La. Sunday, Sept. 8.
Well-known Baton Rouge food writer Holly Clegg celebrated 40 years of marriage with her husband Mike on Sunday, Sept. 1. The author of numerous cookbooks, Clegg wrote on her Facebook page that the celebration was a milestone in her journey with terminal stomach cancer.
The mother of former LSU basketball player Wayde Sims, was spotted helping to ease anxiety for members of the school’s football team and fans ahead of the highly anticipated first football game of the 2019 season against Georgia Southern University.
Most people in relationships keep a watchful eye out for signs that their partner is ready for marriage. Erin Sampere, a former member of LSU’s Colorguard, missed about 20 signs Saturday, Aug. 31 before eventually realizing she was being proposed to.
The Eastbank boys Little League World Series Championship Team and the Eastbank girls World Series Finalists will ride on a special float in the Krewe of Bacchus parade
HOPE Ministries, a nonprofit organization and a Capital Area United Way community partner agency, will receive a grant to benefit its Client Choice Food Pantry.
The Speech Language Department of Ascension Public Schools received the Louisiana Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s (LSHA) “Public School Program of the Year” Award for 2019.
