Cali Hubbard, WAFB

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  • WBRC FOX6 News

Past articles by Cali:

BR native partners with Mary Bird Perkins, brings health resources to north Baton Rouge

A series of listening sessions are being hosted in north Baton Rouge. → Read More

Southern University celebrating 143 years with Founders’ Week activities

Southern University is known to be the first state-funded institution of higher learning for Black people in Louisiana in 1880. → Read More

Happy Mardi Gras from the Big Easy

You can expect another packed day of parades, floats, costumes, and throws. → Read More

Knock Knock Children’s Museum hosting ‘Mardi Gras at the Museum’

Their Monday sessions are now sold out, but they will be open on Tuesday. → Read More

Watch out for these romance scams ahead of Valentine’s Day

Whether you have someone to spend the day with or not, the Better Business Bureau wants you to be careful of romance scams. → Read More

How to help Turkey, Syria earthquake survivors

It’s been a week since the massive earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. → Read More

Expect big energy for first LSU softball game of the season Feb. 10

The 2023 LSU softball season starts Friday, Feb 10 as they take on New Mexico at 6 p.m. at Tiger Park. → Read More

Highlighting black-owned businesses during Black History Month

February is Black History Month and all month long we are honoring the black men and women who continue to make new strides in our community. → Read More

Enjoy 3-course meals around Baton Rouge during Restaurant Week

It’s happening Jan. 23-28 at a list of participating restaurants. → Read More

American Red Cross emphasizing fire safety, to install 1,000 alarms in Gardere

Not only are they trying to prevent fires, but they’re trying to keep families safe if they have a fire. → Read More

A look at Davante Lewis’ first day serving as Public Service Commissioner, addressing high Entergy costs and more

Newly-elected Public Service Commissioner for District 3 Davante Lewis said he’s asking utility companies like Entergy the tough questions. → Read More

St. George Fire Department recruiting; Sign up to become a firefighter and EMT

You might want to check out the Hybrid Academy coming February 2023 as they make being a firefighter and/or EMT more accessible to the community. → Read More

Be wary of weight loss ads, subscription scams in the new year

Carmen Million, President, and CEO of South Central Louisiana Better Business Bureau said body wraps, topical creams, dietary supplements, pills, powders, skin patches, and earrings have been advertised to “melt” or “dissolve” away unwanted fat fast. → Read More

Ochsner Milk Bank Depot looking for moms to donate extra breast milk

There’s an urgent call for breastfeeding moms in Baton Rouge to donate their extra milk. → Read More

Baton Rouge firework stands ready for customers ahead of New Year’s Eve

The new year is fast approaching which means Baton Rouge firework stands are ready for customers throughout the weekend. → Read More

Team working together to reduce disparities in disaster-related mental health

Experts in Baton Rouge are trying to improve mental health resources for people impacted by disasters. → Read More

BRG Holiday Lights are back and bigger, where you can purchase tickets to ‘Snow & Glow’

It’s the most wonderful time of the year and now’s the time to explore holiday events with family and friends. → Read More

Boucherie and Balloon Festival is back

It’s happening Friday, Dec. 2 through Sunday, Dec. 4. → 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

Early voting underway for Dec. 10 election; Here’s what you need to know

According to the Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office, the early voting period will run between Saturday, Nov. 26, and Saturday, Dec. 3 (excluding Sunday, Nov. 27). → Read More