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As Louisiana’s insurance crisis deepens and residents search for answers in the face of rising premiums, the state is putting the blame squarely on the companies that have become insolvent and forced to leave the state.

Gov. John Bel Edwards will lead a delegation of business and state leaders on an economic development, water management and resiliency mission to the Netherlands and France.

Louisiana's Department of Children and Family Services has been called to answer questions from lawmakers over its handling of cases of abuse and deadly drug exposure.

Ward two water district is currently making repairs in Arbor Walk subdivision causing water pressure to drop below Louisiana Department of Health standard, reported LDH .

As some of you get ready to send your kids back to school on Monday, many are wondering if anything has been done to make them safer.

Chip Robert is running Mike Anderson's like any other day but in these times that's getting harder to do.

A Zachary man with a history of child sexual abuse allegations has been arrested on charges of rape and molestation.

You may have to toss out some frozen foods and some bottles may not be safe for your baby.

It’s five o’clock somewhere but it seems more and more people are blurring the lines and not knowing when to say ‘No’ to the next drink.

With the start of a new school year right around the corner, parents and students will have a chance to attend several back-to-school events and giveaways happening in the Baton Rouge area.

Shake Shack announced it will be opening its first restaurant on Bluebonnet Blvd., in late 2022.

Firefighters say they arrived at a house located on Progress Road, not far from Scotland Avenue, to find the living room on fire.

A police chase ended in a crash around North Street on Thursday afternoon, the Baton Rouge Police Department confirmed.

According to police, the individuals are wanted regarding multiple vehicle burglaries around LSU’s campus.

Alcorn County Sheriff’s Office says early Friday morning, the four inmates cut a hole through the roof of the jail and escaped.

Mystikal, who grew up in New Orleans and now lives in Prairieville, is accused of attacking a woman, taking her keys and holding her against her will, according to an arrest warrant.

All lanes are open on I-12 East after multiple vehicle crashes forced the highway to shut down on Friday, Aug. 5.

Many of you may remember the big day when Woman’s Hospital moved to its new home at Airline near Pecue. That big move happened 10 years ago on Friday, Aug. 5.

Angel Hawkins is still trying to make sense of her son’s murder.

DeWALT issued the recall after reports of the saw’s rear safety guard breaking nearly 600 times, making it easier for something to fly off and hit the user or someone nearby.

It’s the big day for Assumption Parish students as teachers and staff welcome them back for their first day of school.

Congratulations are in order for more than 100 students attending Southern University and A&M College!

Mental health disorders in teens have soared in recent years – and the COVID pandemic has only made things worse.

All registration events will be held on the Mid City Campus.

The gala will take place from 6:30 p.m. until 10 p.m. at Boudreaux’s located at 2647 Government Street.

The Children’s Advocacy Center is encouraging folks to keep an eye out on their kids and watch what they are doing.

Anti-Violence group comes to Baton Rouge after alarming rates of domestic violence, murder and human trafficking.

One person fell from a tree in Baker Thursday evening officials state.

The Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office is starting a new program that will be aimed at increasing patrols at schools across the parish

Governor John Bel Edwards responded to the failures of one of his most trusted state agencies on Thursday, August 4 after the suspected overdose death of 2-year-old Mitchell Robinson.