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BRPD: Homicide suspect taken into custody following pursuit that ended in crash on Florida Boulevard
Posted 6:49 AM 3/13/2026 by WBRZ Staff
BATON ROUGE — A potential homicide suspect was taken into custody after a police pursuit that ended in a crash along Florida Boulevard, Baton Rouge Police said.
According to police, units chased the suspect's car before the chase ended in a crash along Florida near Marilyn Drive. (More)...
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At meet named after him, former LSU Tiger Mondo Duplantis again raises pole vault world record
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Crafted Nibbles BR is hosting a St. Patrick's Day block party along Perkins Road
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Ahead of 41st Wearin of the Green parade, officials remind everyone to keep safety in mind
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Louisiana State Police investigating shooting involving St. Helena Parish deputy; suspect in custody
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Baton Rouge mother says her 5th grade son attacked by stranger at school bus stop along Highland Road
Posted 4:46 AM 3/13/2026 by Joe Collins
BATON ROUGE -- A Baton Rouge mother says that her 5th-grade son was attacked by a man while waiting for the school bus along Highland Road on Thursday morning.
Alisha Ellis says her son and daughter wait for the bus around 7:20 a.m. in the parking lot near the Walmart on Highland.
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Damage consists of uprooted trees, demolished cars after Wednesday storm in Amite County
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Annual 'Light the Night for Chris Run' held in Zachary honoring fallen officer, firefighter
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Report: Livvy Dunne cast in 'Baywatch' reboot
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Ever wondered where your money goes when you pay for an inspection sticker?
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2 Your Town Wearin' of the Green: This year's Grand Marshal is meteorologist Jim Cantore
Posted 5:32 AM 3/13/2026 by April Davis
BATON ROUGE - A parade grand marshal generally has a welcoming presence, but people tend to evacuate when this year's "Wearin' of the Green" Grand Marshal comes to town.
"Folks know if there's an approaching storm, and Jim says, 'I'm going to be covering it on the Gulf Coast,' and he shows (More)
