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‘From the PMAC to the Finals’: Mulkey, Reese reunite in Atlanta for Game 3...

ATLANTA, Ga. (WAFB) - To LSU fans, it may have seemed like a case of déjà vu at the State Farm Arena on Wednesday night for Atlanta Dream’s Angel Reese. Not only did her and her team finish their game with a double-digit win over their opponents, but Reese’s former coach could also be seen on the sidelines at any given moment cheering on the former Tiger.
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St. Vincent de Paul to open Divine Providence Village with 24 tiny homes

BATON ROUGE — St. Vincent de Paul is set to open Divine Providence Village near its campus in Baton Rouge. The village will be a community of 24 tiny homes. The idea is to help people transition from homelessness toward stability and independent living. Each home will be 144...
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Nationally-acclaimed Rougarou Festival returns to Houma this weekend

The award-winning Rougarou Fest is returning to Houma this weekend. The Rougarou Fest is a free, family-friendly festival with a spooky flair that celebrates the rich folklore that exists along the bayous of Southeast Louisiana, showcasing live music, cultural activities, children’s activities, Cajun food, the Krewe Ga Rou parade, Rou-Ga-Con, a howling contest, and so much more.
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The Holiday Train Is Making 2 SWLA Stops in December

🚂🎄 The Holiday Train is coming back to Southwest Louisiana! It’s making TWO stops on the same day, bringing Christmas lights, free live music and plenty of holiday spirit to DeQuincy and Leesville. Here’s when you can catch it! 🎅
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Tulane researchers call for relocation planning in Louisiana due to sea level rise

The threat of sea level rise is familiar in New Orleans, but relocation raises difficult questions about the city’s future. While adapting to rising seas has been a costly and decades-long effort, a new paper suggests these measures may not be enough. A perspectives paper published by Tulane University...
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LSU doesn’t list one of its stars in SEC availability report, signaling a possible...

LSU tight end Trey’Dez Green might be ready for a return this weekend. The Tigers’ preseason All-American was not listed on the Southeastern Conference’s initial availability report for the Auburn game, which is the first time Green hasn’t been listed as “out” since he was sidelined by a knee injury in a loss at Ole Miss in Week 3.
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WBRZ Investigative Unit: Suspect in disappearances of 2 women gets bond revoked after new...

ST. FRANCISVILLE — A man identified as the prime suspect in the disappearances of two women is being held without bond after a new charge in West Feliciana. According to the West Feliciana Parish Sheriff's Office, Thomas Morris was charged Sept. 29 with possessing stolen property after investigators found an excavator reported missing from the Baton Rouge Water Company on his acquaintance's property.
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Four New Orleans restaurants now have Michelin Stars, many more get new honors. See...

The constellation of Michelin Stars in New Orleans has shifted, and expanded. Dakar NOLA, the Senegalase tasting menu restaurant that started as a communal pop-up just a few years ago, was the latest addition to the roster of New Orleans restaurants holding a star rating from the Michelin Guide. “Food...
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LSU Health Shreveport Researchers Help Unlock How Deadly Hantavirus Infects Human Cells

Shreveport, La. – Just months after a deadly Andes hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship captured international attention, researchers at LSU Health Shreveport are helping to answer one of the biggest remaining questions about how the virus infects people. In a new study published in Nature, scientists at LSU Health Shreveport alongside collaborators from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY and Institut Pasteur, Paris, show how the virus recognizes its target on a human cell, a fin
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Mayor pushes back on 50 Cent’s claims about Shreveport studio project

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux says the city has been accommodating to rapper and businessman Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson regarding his G-Unit Film Studios project and says it’s time for Jackson to deliver. “Well, we have been most accommodating to Mr. Jackson from the...

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