Gabriella Mercurio is a Reporter at WAFB News. A South Florida native, she has a strong passion for storytelling and covers a range of topics including education, health and wellness, and travel and tourism. Gabriella is featured in various outlets including WTXL ABC 27, KAIT 8, and WBRC FOX6 News, among others.
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Livingston Parish, United States (Local)
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Gabriella Mercurio's coverage focuses on local news in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She is particularly interested in government announcements and press releases related to community initiatives, crime, and human resources & employment. When reaching out to her, consider offering insights or expert commentary on local government policies, community programs addressing crime prevention or employment opportunities.
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City seeks artists, nonprofits to improve stretch from airport to I-10
East Baton Rouge EMS is asking Metro Council to approve a contract that would place automated CPR devices on fire engines across the parish
By: Gabriella Mercurio
A Baton Rouge skater is preparing to compete at the first-ever Moon Pay X Games Championship in New Orleans.
By: Gabriella Mercurio
A new state directive passed during the most recent legislative session requires school systems to comply with and enforce all bullying laws
By: Gabriella Mercurio
A new state directive passed during the most recent legislative session requires school systems to comply with and enforce all bullying laws — both on campus and online. Brumley said that includes putting clear anti-bullying policies in place, outlining responsibilities for school staff and parents, and giving teachers more authority to take action.
Jim E. Johnson picked up a yo-yo at age 10 and never put it down.
The state fire marshal’s office taking control makes it easier to acquire funding and more accessible for local departments.
A new $300,000 grant program is officially underway to help business owners across East Baton Rouge Parish revamp their storefronts, with a major focus on revitalizing commercial corridors in North Baton Rouge.
Mighty Moms is stocking its shelves to provide weekend meals and snacks for students who may not always have food at home.
Nearly a decade after floodwaters swallowed Livingston Parish, Sheriff Jason Ard says the experience of the 2016 historic flood changed the course of his life and career.
