Colin Vedros

Omar Rashid is 18 years old and already holds a high school diploma, an associate’s degree and a new title: Louisiana’s youngest person to be a nationally registered emergency medical technician in state history.

Port Allen police is set to receive donated in-car radios after years without in-car communication for three of their police units.

Families celebrated Flag Day with a parade and festival in downtown Baton Rouge on Sunday, June 14, filled with free food, live music and activities for children.

A Livingston Parish official is pushing to restrict 18-wheelers to the right lane on Interstate 12 in an effort to reduce crashes.

Executive Director Russell Marino shares why Hosanna Christian Academy will close at the end of July 2026, after changes to Louisiana scholarship funding left the school with major financial losses.

City leaders in Central say rainfall from Tropical Storm Arthur shows the money used to prevent flooding may be paying off.

Residents in the Town of Brusly are collecting donations to support communities affected by Tropical Storm Arthur.

A Baton Rouge home built in the 1950s is at risk of being torn down, but the family living there is urging city leaders to reconsider before demolition.

The Baton Rouge Police Department (BRPD) is wrapping up the department’s Citizens Academy this week, giving residents a look at what goes into training officers.

A Baton Rouge restaurant owner is back at work after a dispute over a food order turned violent and left her hospitalized for weeks, according to Baton Rouge police and the owner.