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First, the eviction moratorium was gone, but now, it’s back for a limited time for folks hurting because of the pandemic. → Read More
Native Brian Jordan Jr., who plays Maurice in Tyler Perry’s hit tv series ‘Sistas,’ returns to Baton Rouge to produce his new musical, 'Riley' → Read More
It is important to understand that a landlord’s insurance policy generally does not cover a tenant’s damaged items by a flood event or the costs associated with vacating the apartment or home. → Read More
Governor Edwards will discuss this week’s severe weather, Louisiana’s response to COVID-19 and the legislative session. → Read More
A murder suspect reportedly took his own life as police surrounded his location in Baton Rouge early Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Port Allen High School allowed students to break from class to remember their classmate Jasmine Woods during a balloon release ceremony. → Read More
The CDC says travel guidance won't come until more people are vaccinated. → Read More
East Baton Rouge Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome announced her office is launching the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) to help provide financial relief to landlords and renters who have been impacted during the pandemic. → Read More
BREC staff was notified of allegations that an employee at Farr Park Equestrian Center exchanged inappropriate communications with a teenager taking lessons at the facility. → Read More
Sandy Stacker says she purchased a policy with a home warranty company in 2020. The company is now refusing to pay for the parts to repair her central heating system; although, she claims that was part of their contract agreement. → Read More
The Hotel Lincoln, built in the 1950′s is a historic landmark in Baton Rouge where musical legends like James Brown, Aretha Franklin, and many others stayed while visiting the Capital City. Now, it just an abandoned building, like so many other sites near south Baton Rouge. → Read More
“I would do anything for my kids, but I could not save them from this,” testified Arielle Butler during a house judiciary meeting. → Read More
Barbershops are normally filled with chatter between barbers and clients but one of Louisiana’s oldest barber shops was quiet on Wednesday, Jan. 20 as all eyes were focused on history in the making. → Read More
A group of young entrepreneurs is working to reinvest in parts of North and South Baton Rouge. → Read More
Some Baton Rouge families are still rebuilding after the 2016 flood years later. → Read More
Residents at the Ollie Steele nursing home in Baton Rouge were eager to receive their first round of the COVID-19 vaccine Monday, Jan. 4. → Read More
Nathaniel King bought a car in June, but still hasn’t received a title or registration. → Read More
State Fire Marshal (SFM) deputies are investigating a house fire in St. Martinville that killed two people . → Read More
Ca’Mayah Riley, Cardia Riley, and Janaya Richardson died just days apart after a house fire on Nottingham Street. → Read More
The Baton Rouge Fire Department (BRFD) wants you and your family to stay safe as the winter season approaches and help prevent house fires. → Read More