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For the better part of three decades, I’ve received a Linnea poster calendar as a Christmas gift — 12 gorgeous posters, one for each month of the year. Early on, I had a beautiful gold frame specially made to hold the calendar posters. I try hard to change them on the first day of each month, which isn't as simple as...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A Baton Rouge native and former Madison Prep championship quarterback has his eyes set on becoming a Jaguar, according to reports from CBS Sports. CBS Sports reporter Matt Zenitz reports that Zeon Chriss, who announced last week that he was entering the transfer portal with one year of...

Iberville Parish Sheriff Brett Stassi says he anticipates 2026 will be both prosperous and busy. The grace period has expired for the “hands off” law for cellphones and other electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle. Stassi emphasized his deputies will enforce the law to reduce the number...

Welcome to your Team 2 Traffic morning commute guide. This story will be updated as traffic occurs in and around the capital area to help you know what to expect on the roads each day. Plaquemine Ferries: The main Plaquemine ferry is in service 4:30am- 7:45pm. A second ferry runs...

BATON ROUGE – The weekly Matt McMahon Radio Show returns for nine shows, starting this evening (Monday, Jan. 5), on the eve of LSU’s home Southeastern Conference opening game with South Carolina. The one-hour show with Coach McMahon and the “Voice of the Tigers” Chris Blair is presented...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The Winter temperature swings continue for the local area as we replace cool temperatures with warm temperatures once again. We’ve got some pleasant weather for early January standards on tap today. Temperatures will trend well above normal by almost 10 degrees after a chilly morning start.

Join community service events in the Baton Rouge area for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Residents in parts of the Oak Trace Subdivision in St. Gabriel are under a boil water advisory, and a water sample has been collected and submitted for testing, with results expected on Tuesday, Jan. 6.

BATON ROUGE, La. (InvestigateTV) — A Louisiana initiative is collecting food before it gets discarded and converting it into meals for people in need, addressing both food waste and food insecurity in the community. The Three O’Clock Project, founded by Emily Chatelain after her work with the National School...

I hope you're new year's resolution list includes to keep your eyes peeled for more weird cars on the horizon.