Terell Wilkins
Baton Rouge Advocate
Baton Rouge, LA, United States
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Edward Gay Apartments, longtime home to LSU families, international students, set to close
When she received the email that said she would have to be out of her apartment by next summer, LSU doctoral student Aswathy Anakkhatil Pradeep said she felt a mix → Read More
LSU will no longer require masks on campus, starting Monday
Masks will no longer be required to be worn indoors or outdoors on the Louisiana State University campus beginning Monday, LSU president William Tate IV wrote in a statement Thursday. → Read More
Kirby Smith Hall will be imploded in June, LSU says — for real, this time
Kirby Smith Hall, the notorious LSU dorm that looms over campus, will finally be imploded in June 2022 and will be replaced with a green space, university officials say. → Read More
As Southern seeks new leader, faculty and board meet with Dillard president Walter Kimbrough
The president of Dillard University told members of the Southern University faculty and supervisory board Tuesday that he would like to see key programs at the Baton Rouge-based school have → Read More
1 wounded in shooting by Weller Avenue, Baton Rouge police say
One person was wounded in a shooting by Weller Avenue Wednesday night, according to the Baton Rouge Police Department. → Read More
Baton Rouge man dies in crash after car veers off roadway in Gonzales, officials say
A Baton Rouge man died in a crash after his car ran off the road in Ascension Parish Wednesday morning, according to Louisiana State Police. → Read More
St. James Parish woman shoots and kills boyfriend after argument, sheriff's office says
A St. James Parish woman shot and killed her boyfriend following an argument, the sheriff's office said Monday. → Read More
'One for the ages': St. George, Cedar City record warmest August days ever
The numbers are in after a blisteringly hot summer in southern Utah as St. George and Cedar City experienced their warmest August days ever. → Read More
Football roundup: Canyon View, Snow Canyon remain perfect; Cedar rolls as Dixie falls late
Canyon View and Snow Canyon keep perfect records as Cedar wins big, Pine View wins close and Dixie loses nail-biter → Read More
Dixie falls in narrow loss to Springville
The Dixie Flyers lost their first game of the season 25-22 to the Springville Red Devils in a contest that went right down to the final play → Read More
Pioneer Day 2020: What to know and where to go in St. George
Pioneer Day celebrations will remain the same with food and fireworks, though the latter may be hazardous with fire danger threatening the area. → Read More
Wildfire caused by fireworks north of St. George grows to nearly 12,000 acres
A large brush fire broke out just north of St. George on Monday along Cottonwood Springs Rd. and has since burned thousands of acres → Read More
St. George 'Protect Dixie' rally: Name defended as preventing racism
St. George residents gathered Thursday to show support for the area's "Dixie" moniker following calls to remove the nickname from the city's culture. → Read More
1 dead after bush fire reported outside Apple Valley in Washington County
A fire began Monday night that claimed the life of a 50-year-old man and was continuing to burn west of Apple Valley on Tuesday. → Read More
St. George protests: 'Trump 2020' chants on one side, 'Black Lives Matter' on the other
Hundreds line St. George Blvd. again for a Black Lives Matter-themed protest; this time a smaller 'All Lives Matter' counter-protest group was there. → Read More
Southwest Utah sees one new death as number of COVID-19 cases continue to increase quickly
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department confirmed Tuesday that a man has passed away due to COVID-19 as cases continue to rise in Southern Utah → Read More
Fires in Toquerville, Hurricane increasingly contained but still blazing
An update on two fires that popped up in different areas of northwest Washington County due to low humidity and high temperatures on Monday afternoon. → Read More
St. George teen competing on 'American Ninja Warrior' Junior airing Friday afternoon
Kai Beckstrand, a 13-year-old from St. George, competed on American Ninja Warrior Junior episode to be shown on Universal Kids Friday at 4 p.m. → Read More
What St. George reopening amid COVID-19 and moving to 'orange' means for public health
With businesses across Utah reopening on May 1, here is what returning to normalcy might mean for the health of St. George residents in the future → Read More
Utah and Washington County is reopening in phases. Here's what the plan does.
As Utah begins loosening its most stringent coronavirus restrictions, larger gatherings will be allowed and most businesses can open, within limits. → Read More