Shreveport authorities are investigating a shots-fired call on Attaway Street and a reported shooting near W. 61st St. and Linwood Ave. that officials say left multiple people injured.
Lane Regional Medical Center in Zachary is exploring a possible affiliation with another health care organization, but officials say the hospital is not closing.
A Baton Rouge Police Department intelligence detective is raising awareness about human trafficking, warning the crime is growing and increasingly overlapping with narcotics activity.
Flash looding in the Texas Hill Country has turned deadly, claiming the life of one person, Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirmed Thursday. Louisiana first responders are aiding in rescue efforts.
Four people formerly tied to Impact Charter School in Baker, and the non-profit it shared board members with, are now criminally indicted in the Baton Rouge federal court.
Here’s what we know about the timeline of events leading up to the discovery of 18-year-old Nolan Wells’ body on Horn Island and the aftermath in days following.
Bright Star Daycare, a childcare center that has served Iberville Parish families for 15 years, could be forced to close as state funding continues to decline, according to its director.
The City of St. George announced Wednesday, July 15, that they were awarded $19,247,698 in FY 2026 BUILD funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation for SAFE Siegen.
A new Louisiana law set to take effect Aug. 1 will allow stalking victims to break their rental leases without penalty, closing a gap in the state’s existing domestic abuse protections.
Louisiana’s colleges and universities will soon have the option of offering a digital student identification card through LA Wallet, a cell phone app that allows Louisiana residents to carry official government documents digitally.
Baton Rouge's new professional hockey team will unveil its name and logo on July 22 as season tickets officially go on sale for the 2026-27 FPHL season.
Boosie BadAzz named several political figures while escalating his $600,000 pardon dispute, prompting responses from Laura Loomer, Mike Cernovich and lobbyist Jack Burkman.
Supporters and opponents of proposed changes to City-Brooks Community Park packed a community meeting Tuesday, July 14, voicing strong opinions about the future of one of Baton Rouge’s oldest parks and golf courses.
A 19-year-old is facing a new stalking charge, months after his previous arrest connected to an investigation into the alleged rape of a 16-year-old girl, authorities said.
State leaders from across the political spectrum gathered Tuesday at Mt. Zion First Baptist Church in Baton Rouge to remember Sen. Larry Selders, who died at 44.
Southern University is hosting its first summer camp focused on construction management, giving nearly 20 middle school students a week-long, hands-on introduction to the field.
A Pointe Coupee Parish sheriff's deputy rescued flood victims during Tropical Storm Arthur while his own home was destroyed. Now, the sheriff's office is hosting a jambalaya fundraiser Aug. 4 to help him rebuild.
Operation Red Stick was launched by Gov. Jeff Landry following the April shooting at the Mall of Louisiana that killed 17-year-old Martha Odom and wounded five others.
Small businesses along Plank Road are now eligible for up to $10,000 in grant funding for exterior improvements through a new initiative from Build EBR.
A judge granted subpoenas sought by Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill’s attorneys for communications tied to the grand jury proceedings that led to her indictment.
