Homeless man arrested again for desecrating graves at Magnolia Cemetery
For the second year in a row, a homeless Baton Rouge man was arrested for breaking into Magnolia Cemetery, getting inside a mausoleum and leaving litter around the grounds. Michael Dubroc, 43, was found by Baton Rouge police officers Thursday morning in a mausoleum after the officers noticed litter. The...
Man arrested for allegedly possessing inappropriate materials with children
ASCENSION PARISH, La. (WAFB) - A man is reportedly being held behind bars at Ascension Parish Jail after being arrested by the Louisiana Bureau of Investigation. According to Attorney General Liz Murrill’s office, agents arrested Denilson Bustillo-Izaguirre, 27, of Baton Rouge, on Monday, Aug. 11. He is facing 10...
Cops Raid Wrong Home, Point Guns at Innocent Black Family’s Kids – Then Say...
An Innocent Black family in Louisiana was left traumatized after a dozen Baton Rouge Cops showed up at their door. When the BRPD came to their door, forcing them at gunpoint to come out of the house, they were angry and confused. The police were raiding their home for a man called Josh. This man […]
Mustard Seed Creamery fights city over alcohol ban linked to Sunday worship
DENHAM SPRINGS — The Mustard Seed Creamery in Denham Springs has been serving up ice cream, meals, beer, and wine since 2024. On top of normal restaurant offerings, the nonprofit religious organization also hosts Mustard Seed Church services on Sunday mornings. What the restaurant owners, Tim and Tasha Levert,...
Planned power outage happening in West Baton Rouge Parish. See when, where
Some Entergy customers will be without power for a few hours in Port Allen on Tuesday, Aug. 12.
Ascension Parish plans to clear residents from 17,000-acre area for industrial development
DONALDSONVILLE — Ascension Parish on Monday unveiled a plan to clear residents from 17,000 acres on the west side that have been designated for major industrial development. Parish leaders are looking for a firm that will, through a "transparent, community-centered process," identify who needs to move and determine...
McMahon tours Baton Rouge school, joined by state leaders
(The Center Square) − U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon toured an East Baton Rouge school Monday, joining teachers, state Department of Education officials, U.S. Rep. Troy Carter and U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, both of Louisiana. "Look at the results Louisiana has already had. To come out of COVID and get their...
LSU grad transforms his disability into a game-changing career
LSU graduate James Robert helps design 3D-printed wheelchairs and prosthetics for children, inspired by his own limb difference.
Wrongful death lawsuit in fatal brawl at Fred’s Bar and Grill has valid claims,...
A family’s wrongful death lawsuit stemming from a fatal brawl outside a popular Tigerland bar will proceed after a Baton Rouge judge ruled Monday that there was enough cause for the plaintiff’s claims. Sheylli Pantoja filed the lawsuit against Fred’s Bar and Grill in March on behalf of...
Stealing street signs in Louisiana is a crime, officials warn
Stealing street signs is a crime in Louisiana, punishable by fines and/or imprisonment, and can create dangerous traffic situations and delay first responders.
