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LSU faces the Nicholls State Colonels in home opener on Saturday night
Posted 10:55 PM 9/6/2024 by Hunter McCann
The Tigers usher in 100 years of Death Valley on Saturday night as they host the Nicholls State Colonels in their home opener.
In his second career start for the Tigers, quarterback Garrett Nussmeier had a good performance against USC in week one, going 30-of-39 passing for 308 (More)
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2 Make A Difference: Delmont Gardens Library
Posted 9:59 PM 9/6/2024 by Sylvia Weatherspoon
BATON ROUGE - The Delmont Gardens Library in North Baton Rouge is the first library in the state to provide a dedicated space where you can get your blood pressure checked.
It officially launched in August and a steady flow of folks show up everyday, putting this blood pressure (More)
Experts emphasize mental health care for college athletes
One suspect arrested, police searching for second after fiberoptic wire theft
Tailgaters setting up throughout LSU ahead of Saturday's home-opener
Man jailed for negligent homicide after his dog mauled child to death put on probation
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Hammond High School student arrested after allegedly stealing from classmate
Posted 3:08 PM 9/6/2024 by Logan Cullop
HAMMOND - A 17-year-old Hammond High School student was arrested after allegedly stealing a necklace from a classmate and then threatening them.
The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office said Nashaun Porter was arrested Friday. A Hammond High School student told authorities that their (More)
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WATCH: Lake Charles loses 22-story landmark; hurricane-damaged tower imploded Saturday
Posted 7:47 AM 9/7/2024 by WBRZ Staff
LAKE CHARLES — The former Calcasieu Marine Tower, which dominated the Lake Charles skyline for more than four decades but became an eyesore after Hurricane Laura, was imploded Saturday.
The storm damaged the 22-story building in 2020, and its shattered remains stood as a testament to (More)
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New LSU Police Chief discusses game day safety, traffic
Posted 6:46 PM 9/6/2024 by Bess Casserleigh
BATON ROUGE - While he's new to the job, Chief Marshall Walters is no game-day novice — having been with the LSU Police Department since 2002.
"Football planning is an ongoing process. It never really stops and we're always looking for ways to make it a little better and what can we (More)