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Former state education program consultant pleads guilty to conspiring to defraud more than $74,000
Posted 10:15 AM 9/12/2025 by Domenic Purdy
BATON ROUGE — A former Louisiana Department of Education employee pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud more than $74,000 in federal grant funds by way of a nonexistent childcare provider, Acting United States Attorney Ellison C. Travis said Friday.
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Frank H. Kean, third-generation head of Kean's Fine Dry Cleaning, dies at 87
Rep. Higgins says making light of Charlie Kirk's death should result in social media bans, revoked licenses
Southern University Lab School moves football game to Broadmoor High after SU closes following threat
2une In Tailgate: Court to Table prepares for Tigers' first SEC game of 2025 season
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Area football teams kick off week two of the high school football season
Posted 9:47 PM 9/11/2025 by Jack Schemmel
BATON ROUGE - Week 2 of high school football in Louisiana got underway on Thursday night.
St. Amant 60, Cecilia 56
Northlake Christian, 38 Episcopal 21
Istrouma 24, McKinley 0
East Iberville 20, Capitol 16
Dunham 63, Live Oak 42
How BREC is moving forward following CFO's resignation
MOVEBR hosts open house at Glen Oaks High School for Mickens Road project update
USS Kidd Museum holds Roarin' on the River Gala at White Oak Estate and Gardens
September 11 memorial stair climb held at Southeastern Louisiana
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Officials: Residents can expect to see smoke, glow from Pine Grove grass fire for 'days to come'
Posted 5:37 AM 9/12/2025 by Adam Burruss
PINE GROVE - Livingston fire officials worked a large grass fire in Pine Grove on Thursday afternoon.
The Livingston Parish Fire Protection District 4 said they were assisting the Pine Grove Fire Department with a large vegetation fire on La. 16 around 4 p.m.
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Boil water advisory issued for the Village of Grosse Tete due to line break
Posted 6:03 PM 9/11/2025 by WBRZ Staff
GROSSE TETE — A boil water advisory was issued Thursday afternoon for the Village of Grosse Tete due to a line break, according to the Iberville Parish Government.
Officials urge residents to boil water for at least one full minute before drinking, brushing teeth, preparing food or making ice.
The advisory will remain in place until the Louisiana Department of Health confirms the water is safe.