Nation’s No.1 WR Sends Clear Message for Lane Kiffin & Jon Sumrall After Texas...
Despite being committed to the Texas Longhorns back in November 2025, Florida’s Jon Sumrall and LSU’s Lane Kiffin have been constantly circling the nation’s No. 1 wideout, Easton Royal. Recruiting analysts had labeled Royal a flip candidate after his Baton Rouge and Gainesville visits. However, now, after a weekend vis
Audit details millions of dollars in excess fees paid to contractors with financial ties...
BATON ROUGE — A report released Monday by the Legislative Auditor's Office details alleged corruption at the state's Office of Conservation concerning a pilot program that was part of an effort to reduce the number of abandoned oil wells, centered around the actions of the OC's Assistant Commissioner Johnny Adams, hims
LSU’s Mikie Mahtook gains inspiration from the father he lost 15 years ago today
OMAHA, Neb. — Memories are sketchy for Mikie Mahtook, but they’re safely tucked away somewhere in his mind and will always have a special place in his heart. Taking a trip to a favorite pizza parlor. Setting up toy soldiers on the kitchen table. Remembering his dad as a gentle giant.
Ex-Colorado Athlete Left Deion Sanders For $4M; Now Ready To “Go To War” For...
Even after Deion Sanders made the conscious effort to keep him in Boulder, Jordan Seaton chose a different path. He walked away from a program where he was one of the most important pieces, opting for a reported $4 million NIL deal. That decision didn’t come out of nowhere. He heard Sanders and his promise to build the
Yours For Calvary equips youth in Baton Rouge with practical skills through Project Etiquette
BATON ROUGE — An organization is equipping young people in Baton Rouge with practical skills for success both inside and outside the classroom. Yours For Calvary Outreach, a Baton Rouge-based nonprofit, hosted its third annual Project Etiquette on Saturday at the Main Library on Goodwood Boulevard. The free event...
Scotlandville hosts annual Juneteenth Jubilee Festival
Community members gathered in Scotlandville to celebrate the second annual Juneteenth Jubilee Festival, honoring freedom, culture, and community while supporting Black-owned businesses and strengthening community ties.
Five-Star Big 12 Edge Commit Makes A Surprise LSU Official Visit
The No. 3 edge in the country visited LSU this weekend for a surpsie official visit
The Duckman’s discovery leads to ducklings rescue from tree near LSU lakes
BATON ROUGE — A mother duck at the LSU lakes laid her eggs in a tree, leading to several of her ducklings needing to be rescued on Sunday afternoon. John Newman, also known as "The Duckman," discovered the eggs and made it his mission to see that they hatched and rejoined their mother in the water when the time was rig
21-year-old Geismar man wanted for woman’s murder on Saturday
Detectives with the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office are searching for a 21-year-old man accused of fatally shooting a woman at a Geismar residence on Kerry Road. Marquell Green, 21, of Geismar, is wanted on a charge of second-degree murder, according to a news release issued by Ascension Sheriff Bobby Webre on Saturd
EMS warns of hot car dangers during the summer months
BATON ROUGE — With temperatures rising across South Louisiana, first responders are warning parents and pet owners about the dangers of leaving children and pets in hot cars. Emergency crews say children and pets are especially vulnerable to heat illness, and officials note that warning signs can escalate into...

















