Furry friends can be more than a man’s best friend. They can also be therapy animals while patients get treatment in the hospital. There’s a golden pup lifting the spirits of those who need it most.
Livonia High School alumnus Jared Gilbert worked with stylist Jason Rembert to outfit Queen Latifah for the BET Awards, where she was being honored for a lifetime achievement award.
The Salvation Army is stepping up as always to help those who have fallen victim to the flooding that resulted from heavy rains that started Monday, May 17.
Major congratulations are in order for two Louisiana high school students, as they were named 2021 US Presidential Scholars, one of the nation’s highest honors for high school students.
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.
A Baton Rouge native who has designed outfits for Vice President Kamala Harris, Beyoncé, Lizzo, and other notable people will be launching a clothing line available in Target stores this spring, the designer announced Monday, April 19.
Quinton Triplett went to the levee underneath the Mississippi River Bridge in downtown Baton Rouge Saturday, March 20 to create some videos to post to his social media accounts to promote his upcoming gospel rap album.
Firefighters with the Central Fire Department say they have returned the favor from the good folks in north Louisiana who helped them during the August 2016 flood.
The sheriff of Ascension Parish says a crash “could have been much worse” if it had not been for the “swift actions” of first responders from multiple agencies early Tuesday, Jan. 27.
The Southern University Human Jukebox usually selects a couple of kids to give gifts to during Christmas, but this year they shifted their focus and believe that this will be just as meaningful.
The Salvation Army of Baton Rouge says it will have to leave about 25 kettles in storage this year because they’re having a hard time finding people to ring the bells.
On Nov. 6, the keys to 4385 Government Street were handed over to the leaders of four Baton Rouge youth organizations, Front Yard Bikes, Big Buddy Program, Humanities Amped, and Line4Line.
Along with widespread cleanup efforts after yet another hurricane in Louisiana, many groups are working to make sure families get the resources and supplies they need, especially front-line workers who have been displaced.
“God is so good because there’s no reason we should be alive in here. God put his hand down and said, 'Baby, it’s not your time to go yet,'” Coral Anne Dunn said.
