Baton Rouge woman uses COVID relief money to fund destination wedding, sentenced to federal prison
A Baton Rouge woman will serve time in federal prison after she used COVID-19 relief money to pay for a destination wedding.
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It's time to make those Valentine's Day plans. See which Baton Rouge restaurants have specials.
Celebrate Valentine's Day at Carrabba's with a four-course dinner for two for $65. The menu includes shrimp scampi calamari, ...
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Baton Rouge high school athlete gets NIL deal with New Orleans-based car dealership
A Baton Rouge high schooler has signed a Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deal with the New Orleans-based automotive group.
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A Baton Rouge prep football star, who is ranked No. 1, signs NIL deal with New Orleans business
A top-ranked Baton Rouge high school football quarterback has inked a "first of its kind" NIL deal with a New Orleans-based ...
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Escapee facing trial for murder in Baton Rouge recaptured Sunday
A man facing trial for murder in Baton Rouge was captured Sunday night, after he had accidentally been freed at the local bus ...
Texas A&M women's basketball: Aggies come close but fall to LSU in Baton Rouge
After losing Aicha Coulibaly, the Texas A&M Aggies battled in Baton Rouge but lost 64-51. Here is what happened.
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SEC accuses engineer for Baton Rouge’s Game Coin of ‘rug pull’
An out-of-state blockchain engineer has agreed to pay over $800,000 after the Securities and Exchange Commission alleged that ...
“The grown people in Baton Rouge knew what to do”: Mayor Sid Edwards reflects on the city’s winter weather response
Baton Rouge Mayor Sid Edwards and other local officials highlighted the successes and lessons learned over the past week’s ...
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East Baton Rouge Parish officials address snowstorm aftermath, outline future needs
Edwards said that after the snowstorm, the parish will focus on warming centers and shelters as they learn about future needs ...
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Here are 3 ways to celebrate Lunar New Year in Baton Rouge
The event is for children ages 4-11. Celebrate the Year of the Snake and enjoy Asian street food, $1 macarons, vendors, activities, signature drinks and exclusive goodies at Boba ParTea's new location ...