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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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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A new report shows Louisiana students are making some of the biggest gains in the country, with state education leaders celebrating the progress.
By: Gabriella Mercurio
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A new report shows Louisiana students are making some of the biggest gains in the country, with state education leaders celebrating the progress.
By: Gabriella Mercurio
Rain Will Bring Flowers Foundation works to bring mental health awareness and suicide prevention to students of all ages across the state.
Port Allen Police Chief Donovan Mitchell is enforcing a curfew for anyone under 18 as students in the capital area enter their last week of school.
By: Gabriella Mercurio
The nearly $4 million project set to ease overcrowding at Gonzales location
Local and state leaders broke ground on an $8 million improvement project for a major Scotlandville corridor.
By: Gabriella Mercurio
St. George city leaders are considering breaking away from the East Baton Rouge Parish library system, arguing residents pay too much for limited services.
Iberville Parish is building a new communications center that will house 911 dispatchers and sheriff’s office dispatchers in the same building for the first time.
Emma Benoit travels the country screening her documentary and urging students to speak up about mental health struggles
Louisiana is increasing penalties on drug violations around schools and on school buses under a new law Gov. Jeff Landry signed Friday.
