The Dinosaur George Traveling Museum is making a return to Port Allen Tuesday, June 6. It’s happening from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Port Allen Community Center.
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Mayor Wade Evans said the city spends around $400,000 a year on litter pickups.
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Matt Williams provides your Tuesday morning top stories.
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Officials stress the ongoing situation will not have any impact on water supply for people living in Baton Rouge Water Company's service area and some others.
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Councilman Vincent got a $3,000 grant from Entergy and started a program called “Help us find your home with a visible municipal number.”
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Officials are easing the fears of Baton Rouge residents who may be concerned about the intrusion of saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico into the Miss. River.