Cali Hubbard
KALB News Channel 5
Baton Rouge, LA, United States
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Woman rescued after being trapped in home with dog after EF-2 tornado
A church, a business, and numerous homes were damaged in the Village of Tangipahoa on Wednesday, Feb. 8, after a likely tornado swept through the area. → Read More
Call and get your unclaimed property with the Louisiana Department of Treasury
Officials are trying to help you reconnect with lost or forgotten money in time for Christmas. → Read More
LSU professor works on app to help treat serious mental illness
Technology has come a long way, especially in the last few years. → Read More
BBB warns of Medicare scams during open enrollment
Be cautious and understand that Medicare is never going to call you on the phone. → Read More
BBB: Keep cybercriminals away from you and your business
Cybercriminals are getting smarter which means there are more threats to the economy than ever before. → Read More
Leaders address Louisiana’s litter problem at state conference
There are people from eight different states, representatives from 34 parishes and more than 95 companies and organizations at the conference. → Read More
RECALL ALERT: Pool and drain cover, basketball goal, salad dressing
If you’re looking for some upgrades around your home, maybe you need a new pool or spa drain cover, or a basketball goal for your front yard, you’ll want to watch out for a few different recalls. → Read More
Warning for pet owners and ways to be proactive during 4th of July weekend
Leave your pets inside, set them up in a dark room, turn on music and a TV. → Read More
Air quality alert continues, what to know about the Saharan dust
Dr. Rachael Kermis said the hazy skies are going to continue affecting air quality, causing nasal congestion and irritation in the lungs. → Read More
Tick bites causing allergic reactions to red meat becoming more common in Louisiana
It’s called the “Lone Star Tick” because of the small white mark on its back. → Read More
How to start preparing for this hurricane season
A spokesperson with American Red Cross of Louisiana said it’s important to know your family’s evacuation plan. → Read More
How to keep Louisiana infants safe after nationwide baby formula recall
The FDA and the Louisiana Department of Health are urging parents to look out for recalled powdered baby formulas. → Read More
Louisiana doctors working to bring more resources, cardiologists to rural communities
“Health in the rural communities is not as good,” said Dr. Federico De Puy, Interventional Cardiologist with the American Heart Association. → Read More
What your skin may be telling you about your heart health
Doctors want you to know about a few skin conditions that could be telling you about your heart health. → Read More
LSU baseball home opener, Jay Johnson era begins Feb. 18
LSU baseball is back at Alex Box Stadium Friday, Feb. 18 at 6:30 p.m. against Maine with new head Coach Jay Johnson. → Read More
How to avoid fake coronavirus tests, tips from BBB
Officials said scarcity often leads to potential scams for a product that doesn’t exist, compromising personally identifiable information or increasing deceptive advertising. → Read More
3-year-old wish granted with surprise shopping spree after losing toys during Hurricane Ida
Many are continuing to rebuild after Hurricane Ida. → Read More
3-year-old wish granted with surprise shopping spree after losing toys during Hurricane Ida
Many are continuing to rebuild after Hurricane Ida. → Read More
Louisiana’s ‘Celebration Gator’ float to debut in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Louisiana Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser, the Louisiana Office of Tourism and Macy’s announced the 60-foot-long, alligator-themed float will be in the parade. → Read More
Louisiana’s ‘Celebration Gator’ float to debut in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Louisiana Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser, the Louisiana Office of Tourism and Macy’s announced the 60-foot-long, alligator-themed float will be in the parade. → Read More