Amanda Kitch
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Build up your credit from scratch with these tips
It’s easy to think being completely debt-free is great, but financial experts say some debt is good debt. → Read More
25-year-old man dies after being shot on Airline Hwy
A 25-year-old man has died from his injuries after he was fatally shot Sunday on Airline Hwy. → Read More
Don’t get surprised with out-of-pocket costs for medical procedures; here’s how to get price estimates ahead of time
Getting shocked by a hospital or procedure bill is never fun. When your money is tight, it’s best to budget and plan ahead. Here are a few ways to get ahead of out-of-pocket hospital expenses. → Read More
Fogged glasses and masks have people frustrated; eye clinics see more foot traffic
Windshield wipers for eyeglasses never seemed so necessary until the pandemic hit. Fogged glasses while wearing your mask were annoying at first, but now for some, it’s downright uncomfortable. → Read More
What does the revised $2.2 trillion HEROES Act mean for your wallet?
There’s no stamp of approval just yet on another official coronavirus relief bill. The Democrat-led House of Representatives passed a revised version of its HEROES Act, but discussions on Capitol Hill are progressing slowly. → Read More
Tiger Stadium goes cashless, here’s how you can too
Don’t forget your mask if you’re stepping into Tiger Stadium this weekend, but there is one thing you can leave at home, cash. That’s because the purple and gold are going without the green this season. → Read More
Some trendy face mask styles, accessories may not offer the best protection
The hottest accessory right now may be the mask, but not all masks are created equally; some trendy ideas have popped up on the mask market world. → Read More
Carnival cancels more cruises, plans to sell 18 ships
Carnival announced this week that Caribbean cruises are canceled through the end of January. → Read More
Start-up company called Studyville provides option for busy parents during distance learning
Amid COVID-19 closures and recent storm prep, some Baton Rouge storefronts are struggling to stay alive, but a new startup has opened in Perkins Rowe despite all of that. → Read More
Follow these generator tips to keep you and your family safe when the lights go out
Many of us are used to the sound of a humming generator during hurricane season, but that doesn’t mean we should get too lax with generator safety. → Read More
Follow these generator tips to keep you and your family safe when the lights go out
Many of us are used to the sound of a humming generator during hurricane season, but that doesn’t mean we should get too lax with generator safety. → Read More
Pennington Biomedical releases new study on weight-loss in underserved Louisiana communities
Your primary care clinic is the center piece for your medical care. However, it may not be the center piece for a weight loss journey, especially in lower income communities. → Read More
Ochsner’s COVID-19 study shows which types of workplaces may be at higher risk for coronavirus cases
Months into the pandemic, we know our homes are the safest shelters from catching or spreading coronavirus, but Ochsner’s recent study shows the office isn’t that scary of a space either. → Read More
Save big on these 5 shopping categories this Labor Day weekend
It’s not too early to start shopping for holiday gifts. Labor Day weekend is an opportunity to get deep discounts on items you want or need right now. → Read More
Livingston Parish deputies investigating fatal shooting on Herman Simeon Road
Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard says his deputies are currently investigating a fatal shooting in Livingston. → Read More
President Trump approves Louisiana’s major disaster declaration request
President Trump approved Governor John Bel Edwards’ request for a major disaster declaration following Hurricane Laura Friday, Aug. 28. → Read More
Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies heading to Calcasieu Parish to provide aid
Ascension Parish Sheriff Bobby Webre and several deputies are headed to Calcasieu Parish Friday, Aug. 28 to help provide aid in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura. → Read More
How to avoid charity scams during Hurricane Laura relief, according to the BBB
Scammers will prey on your fear and desperation to take your money, especially after a natural disaster. Posing as a charity is one way they may try to get you. → Read More
EBR first responders head to Lake Charles to assist with search and rescue operations
Officials say first responders from East Baton Rouge Parish are heading to the Lake Charles area to assist the State of Louisiana with search and rescue operations in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura. → Read More
How to safely take in hurricane evacuees during COVID-19 pandemic
In a time of need, we often reach out to those we trust for help and shelter. But while coronavirus concerns are still out there, your family’s evacuation plans may be more challenging. → Read More