Brusly News

Police say an accused peeping tom caught on camera with is pants down, will not have to register as a sex offender when he gets out of jail.

Authorities arrested at least two people suspected of driving while intoxicated in East Baton Rouge Parish and booked them into Parish Prison between 3 p.m. Monday and 3 p.m. Tuesday, booking records show.

Police arrested a 27-year-old Brusly man Thursday on suspicion that he robbed a local pharmacy, the police department reported.

St. Landry Parish - The St. Landry Parish Sheriff's office reported booking the following: n Jeanne L. Saucier, 45, 162 Wisteria St., Opelousas, arrested by Louisiana State Police, charged with driving while intoxicated, first offense, vehicular homicide, and careless operation.

The West Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce holds its annual State of the Parish Address and Breakfast 7 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at Louisiana Bayou Bistro in Brusly.

Today, Governor Bobby Jindal announced appointments to the Louisiana Innovation Council.

Today, Governor Bobby Jindal announced appointments to the Louisiana Innovation Council.

More swine flu cases suspected in LA Updated: Louisiana officials announced Wednesday the state now has seven more suspected cases of swine flu, bringing the total number of suspected cases in Louisiana to 34.

Ten Acadiana residents graduated from Our Lady of the Lake College in Baton Rouge last month.

Parish President Riley "Peewee" Berthelot on Thursday issued a 15-day ban on projectile fireworks in unincorporated areas of West Baton Rouge Parish.

This property, at 557 E. Main St. in Brusly, is at the center of a legal dispute between developer George M. a Skippera TM Grady and Brusly.

The West Baton Rouge School Board on Wednesday approved a number of building repairs and improvements.

The Governor's Office approved a grant to pay for connecting nearly four dozen additional households to the Brusly community sewer collection system.

Nothing beats a great dress on a bright spring day, so we couldn't resist when we spotted this week's "Style File." NAME: Kacy Hobbins, Port Allen.

Trinity Marine Products, a barge maker in Brusly, told 190 employees this week that their jobs will be eliminated this summer, according to the Baton Rouge Advocate .

Governor Jindal held his second press conference in two days Thursday, not to get folks in a panic, but to simply present the facts about the importance of being proactive.