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Dog vanishes for seven years before a microchip miracle changes everything

Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Champ was placed with a family 10 years ago by the Companion Animal Alliance in Baton Rouge. Three happy years were granted to the human and animal alike, but all of a sudden, the dog vanished. For seven years, no one knew what had happened or where Champ could be – until last month! The dog wa
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‘I’m getting a kickback’: LaMont Cole texts reveal alleged Baton Rouge corruption scheme

The corruption case against LaMont Cole centers on text messages between the former Metro Council member and current school superintendent and a city-parish contractor who is his close friend, court records show. Texts sent to and from Cole show he “agreed to accept bribes” from his friend, Terral “TJ” Jackson,...
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Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office gives tribute to crossing guard killed in April

DENHAM SPRINGS - The Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office posted a tribute to crossing guard Katy Wells, who was hit and killed by an alleged drunk driver while working outside a Denham Springs elementary school in April. "Her legacy lives on every time a driver slows down, chooses not to drive...
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Man extradited to Baton Rouge after DNA from scene tied him to 1987 deadly...

BATON ROUGE - A man arrested for a 1987 stabbing was extradited to Baton Rouge after DNA results identified him as a suspect. Sean Atkinson, 62, was arrested in Mobile, Alabama in June 2026. Police said DNA evidence from the 1987 crime scene tied him to the death of Thomas Klotz.
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Grandmother stuck making payments on broken car as repairs stall for months

BATON ROUGE - A grandmother finds herself making payments on a vehicle that's been sitting in the shop for months. The family tells 2 On Your Side they only had the car for a few weeks before the problems started. They want to know who's responsible for repairs, as they haven't been able to get an answer.
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Southern retains HBCU star despite NIL offers, per Marshall Faulk

Southern University head coach Marshall Faulk speaks about retaining one of his key defensive starters despite life-changing NIL money.
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As classes resume in Livingston Parish, Walker middle school students move into $22 million...

When roughly 500 middle schoolers walk through the South Fork Junior High doors Thursday morning, they will get to call themselves something few students can: part of a school’s inaugural class. The first day of classes in Livingston Parish marks the official opening of South Fork, a $22 million,...
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Burreaux Back to School giveaway draws large crowds and gives away 1,100 backpacks

On Aug. 4, a line of families snaked out the door of the Elite Training Academy Sports Performance Complex in Baton Rouge all the way down to the parking lot for the second annual Burreaux Back to School Kickoff. Families with babies, toddlers, preschoolers, elementary school kids and middle schoolers...
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Two Arrested In Livingston Parish Case

Detectives arrested two Denham Springs residents following a Livingston Parish investigation.
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Man who spent 45 years in Angola on wrongful conviction races to see country...

BATON ROUGE — A man who spent nearly 46 years in Angola for a crime he did not commit is now racing against time to see America before he loses his vision entirely. Jones was convicted in 1971 for the rape of a Baton Rouge nurse and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. In 2017, Jones was relea

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