Halle Jefferson

BATON ROUGE - With the help of a massive pay raise and billboards across the city promoting it, the Baton Rouge Police Department is seeing a major uptick in applicants.

BATON ROUGE - Last week, the mayor's office announced it was looking to bring former head of Baton Rouge tourism Butch Spyridon back to the capital area to help revamp the Raising Cane's River Center, which they say is an essential economic driver for downtown Baton Rouge.

LIVINGSTON - Banning Flock cameras and any other private security cameras in parish right-of-ways were up for discussion during Thursday night's council meeting.

0 seconds of 2 minutes, 20 seconds Volume 90% LIVINGSTON - "One pill can kill" is the message Tim Henderson and several others

BERWICK - A childhood book staple, Cat in the Hat, is now being used as part of a disturbing viral social media trend, where AI images are created of Dr. Seuss' character, and the post makes harmful threats towards people and schools.

BATON ROUGE - The LSU game day RV lot off River Road was filled with tiger fans as early as Thursday evening, as they await LSU's big game against Clemson.

BATON ROUGE - What all started as a separate legal fight over player eligibility quickly escalated to an even bigger legal battle.

EBR Metro Council may soon open up discussion on deconsolidation of city-parish government

ST. FRANCISVILLE - Thomas Morris was arrested back in July on kidnapping and false imprisonment charges, after deputies say he brought a woman from Montana to his home in Saint Francisville against

PORT ALLEN — The D'Agostino Building was built during the 1920s. It would go on to serve as the home for several different types of businesses in Port Allen, including a restaurant, a bar, a kids' clothing store, and, at one point, a barbershop.