Brittany Weiss is an Anchor/Reporter at WBRZ-TV. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, climate change and the environment, as well as crime and justice, reflecting her commitment to regional interest and world news. Brittany is featured in WBRZ-TV.
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Brittany Weiss's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She often reports on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to home repairs, city council decisions, community assistance issues such as shelter residents seeking family members and property disputes.
Her articles frequently cover themes like family & relationships, human resources & employment, and crime within the local context. Therefore, for anyone looking to reach out effectively to Brittany Weiss should consider providing insights or personal stories relating to these topics with a focus on their relevance within the Baton Rouge community. They could offer firsthand accounts of challenges faced by locals in areas such as homeownership struggles or navigating government processes for support.
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By: Brittany Weiss
PRAIRIEVILLE - Ascension Parish sheriff's deputies responded to a reported home invasion on Mother's Day involving a man who has several warrants out for his arrest.
By: Brittany Weiss
PRAIRIEVILLE - A man was arrested after he allegedly stole a car from a Livingston Parish body shop and drove it across parish lines to break into a woman's home on Mother's Day.
By: Brittany Weiss
BATON ROUGE - Tenants living at an apartment complex on Old Hammond Highway say their living conditions are steadily declining.
By: Brittany Weiss
BATON ROUGE - On Tuesday, WBRZ reported that some businesses on Kalurah Street near the Perkins Road overpass had flooded several times recently during rain events. It's something they haven't experienced before and question drainage along the I-10 widening project.
By: Brittany Weiss
ZACHARY — On Saturday morning, a delivery service dropped off an order at a home along Milldale Road. As the delivery driver was leaving, the car wrecked in the front yard. On Thursday, when 2 On Your Side went to speak with the homeowner, the delivery driver's car was still in the same spot.
BATON ROUGE — One man said his air conditioning unit stopped working while a crew was performing yearly maintenance on it. When their homeowner's warranty company turned around and said the owners would have to cover the costs to fix it, they said not so fast and called 2 On Your Side.
0 seconds of 3 minutes, 13 seconds Volume 90% BATON ROUGE - If you're an LSU fan, you know who Mike the Tiger is... Or do you?
By: Brittany Weiss
ZACHARY - It's a renter's nightmare that won't end for one woman. Bianca Padilla's unit flooded with sewage in March, and ever since, she's found herself in an endless loop, trying to reach a conclusion.
By: Brittany Weiss, Logan Cullop
BATON ROUGE - Several employees from the Department of Children and Family Services spoke with WBRZ's Brittany Weiss, saying child welfare cases are outnumbering trained staff, and children in potentially dangerous situations are being left behind.
GONZALES - After being diagnosed with severe sleep apnea, Raymond Lanoux began exploring his options for care. In the past few months, he's learned that even though his treatment is approved, it's financially impossible to access.
