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Meet Yellow Jacket, an iPhone case stun gun that also charges your phone
Yellow Jacket is a Baton Rouge, La.-based startup that makes an iPhone case that provides safety to not just your phone but also from attackers.
Juban Crossing bill being reviewed by Governor Jindal
Overgrown weeds in empty fields and signs promising a target date that has come and gone is not the scenario for Juban Crossing thousands of residents in Livingston Parish had hoped for by now.
Around Baton Rouge for June 20, 2013
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH LIBRARY BOARD OF CONTROL: 4 p.m., BREC Administration Building, 6201 Florida Blvd. 231-3700.
Family of seven survives fire that destroys duplex
A Baton Rouge couple and their five children are safe and are thankful they survived a fire that destroyed their home early Wednesday morning.
RACZ presents special performance of The Broadway Boys
The Regional Arts Council of Zachary invites businesses and community members to mark their calendars for a remarkable one-night performance by The Broadway Boys on Saturday, Aug. 31. Having captured the attention of audiences in New York City, the Boys have taken their show across the country offering high-energy performances with the hottest male ... (more)
Baton Rouge judge strikes down parts of state's juvenile gun law
A judge on Tuesday struck down several exceptions to Louisiana's ban on juveniles possessing handguns, including a little-known provision allowing youngsters to carry handguns as long as they have written permission from a parent.
La. Guard's top enlisted adviser fired
Army football fans won't have to wait until fall to see if they can break their long dry spell in... BATON ROUGE, LA.
East Baton Rouge School Board to tackle budget on Thursday
The East Baton Rouge Parish School Board is scheduled Thursday to approve its annual operating budget, but board members remain divided on some of Superintendent Bernard Taylor's proposed spending and cutting plans, as well as what to do with greater than expected state education funding.
Police and Fire Briefs for June 19, 2013
Baton Rouge police arrested a 61-year-old man Monday accused of extorting about $60,000 over several years from an 88-year-old man after telling the man the Mexican Mafia would blow up his house and kill him and his family if he did not pay.
Record 'dead zone' foreseen for Gulf of Mexico
Environmental biologists foresee a record-size "dead zone" for the Gulf of Mexico this summer, a New Jersey-sized patch of water deadly to marine life, federal officials announced on Tuesday.
Baton Rouge official calls la Swift's plan to end service 'short-sighted'
As the state plans to end LA SWIFT , a bus service that takes passengers between Baton Rouge to New Orleans, Baton Rouge officials have spoken out in support of continuing the program.
Around Baton Rouge for June 19, 2013
"SPACE JAM": 10 a.m., Manship Theatre, Shaw Center for the Arts, 100 Lafayette St. Every Wednesday in June, the theatre will show an animated children's movie.
LA Senator's "Why I Am a Republican" video generating buzz
A video posted Sunday by a Louisiana lawmaker is picking up steam online, and fueling talk of a new 'conservative superstar' in politics.
Cattle industry promoter SHREVEPORT - Services for cattle industry publicist and promoter Robert "Bob" Felknor will be Thursday.
Several crashes shut down I-10 East
TV reports there has been a possible explosion in Washington Parish early Tuesday morning.
Ex-club owner gets 25 years in rape case
The former owner of the now-defunct House of Blues Club on Airline Highway has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for raping an intoxicated 18-year-old woman in a private room at the Baton Rouge club in 2009.
Neighbors spring into action at apartment fire
Some quick thinking by neighbors helped save lives in Baton Rouge when a fire tore through the Evangeline Place Apartments.
Livingston authorities seek escaped inmate
Livingston Parish sheriff's deputies and Louisiana Workforce LLC searched Monday for an offender who walked away from his work release job Monday morning.
Gov. Bobby Jindal signs one of two Baton Rouge breakaway school district bills
Sen. Bodi White said he couldn't get the 70 votes to pass Senate Bill 73, a constitutional amendment funding a breakaway school district in East Baton Rouge Parish.