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08/12/2019 5:52am
When Chief of Staff General George C. Marshall sought a way to combat Germanys blitzkrieg tactics in World War II, he sought the roughest terrain possible for trainingthe Louisiana-Texas border.
08/12/2019 5:51am
The community-driven museum devotes itself to bettering Baton Rougeone curious mind at a time
08/02/2019 8:24am
In spite of its shortcomings, our kitchen had one wonderful, redeeming feature
08/02/2019 7:42am
A guide to the best art exhibitions in Baton Rouge in August, featuring shows at the LSU Museum of Art, LASM, Baton Rouge Gallery, and more.
08/02/2019 7:39am
Our top picks for August: Molly Taylor & Denton Hatcher, Wayne Toups, the Rodney Crowell Band, and Robert Earl Keen
08/12/2019 4:09pm
By Nicholas Chrastil The Lens Louisianas highest court updated its drug testing standards for drug courts throughout the state to mandate that they have aContinue Reading
08/12/2019 4:09pm
Defender News Service In what could only be described as a grievous insult on top of deadly injury, the Baton Rouge police chief apologizedContinue Reading
08/12/2019 4:09pm
Defender News Service A diverse and inclusive education workforce can play a critical role in ensuring that students receive a robust, quality educational experience.Continue Reading
08/12/2019 4:09pm
By Kate Ruder Contributing Writer Special from khn.org When Colorado legalized marijuana, it became a pioneer in creating new policies to deal with theContinue Reading
08/12/2019 4:09pm
By Hazel Trice Edney Contributing Writer TriceEdneyWire.com President Donald Trump, in the wake of mass shootings that killed at least 31 people over theContinue Reading
05/29/2019 6:14pm
A strong line of storms moved through central Mississippi Saturday evening, spawning possible tornadoes.
08/20/2019 6:56pm
The pair previously filed for divorce but later reconciled.
08/20/2019 6:55pm
A local dealership presented the man with a replacement SUV at no cost.
08/20/2019 6:51pm
The president said tariffs on China, whether or not they hurt the U.S. in the short term, are needed to address long-term problems abroad.
08/20/2019 6:12pm
This chef scrambled together a simple gesture.
08/20/2019 6:16pm
Susan from Lakeview sent Test Kitchen Taylor a very interesting recipe: Beer and Sauerkraut Chocolate Cake.
12/02/0001 6:00pm
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. A man was in the check-out line at a New York Costco recently when he said something caught his eye and turned his stomach. Jack Sanchez, a Manhattan hair stylist, told WPIXhe spotted something moving under the plastic wrap of the Fresh Wild Sockeye Salmon in the cart of a woman ahead of him. Thats disgusting, Sanchez immediately thought, then he pointed it out to the woman, who then asked to speak with the store
08/20/2019 5:55pm
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08/20/2019 5:49pm
13 Reasons Why returns to Netflix this weekend for its third season, a show whose premise -- originally built around the mystery surrounding a teen suicide -- really should have wrapped up after one.
08/20/2019 5:30pm
HAMILTON COUNTY, Ind. Court documents explain how police say an Indianapolis man ran a million dollar shoplifting scam. Hamilton County prosecutors say the crimes spanned several counties and had been going on for years. Police believe the suspect, Ryan Walker, would swap UPC bar codes on high dollar items at stores like Target and Walmart. After paying pennies on the dollar, Walker would allegedly turn around and sell those same items on eBay for significantly more than he paid.
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08/20/2019 5:49pm
LSU: There was no threat Chris Miller August 20, 2019 Categories: State Local News functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowfunctione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowLSU campus police evacuated a building today and ordered people in nearby buildings to shelter in place. The alarming warning from the school to Run, Hide or Fight set off more than an hour of tension.Campus police searched Coates Hall and eventually came up empty-handed. No shots were ever fired and no injuries were reported.An LSU spokesman say shortly before the alert went out, there was a plain-clothes officer in the area, wearing a gun on his belt. Its not know if that is what prompted the initial report, but the spokesman said it was a possibility. Tags: LSU Lockdown Coates Hall Comments
08/20/2019 5:13pm
LISTEN: Steve Young on comparison to Saints QB Taysom Hill USA Today August 20, 2019 Sports Talk with Bobby Hebert & Kristian Garic functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowThe legend of Taysom Hill got an even bigger boost from Sean Payton after he compared the Mr. Do It All of the Saints to Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Steve Young.If you look back at Steves career, people dont remember the time before he came to the NFL, you have a very athletic player that, I think, advanced when he got to San Francisco, said Coach Payton. He always had great ability with his legs, so youre trying to create visions for players.Before coming to the NFL, Young played in the USFL and became the first professional quarterback to throw for 300 yards and run for 100 yards in a game. Hill has shown similar athleticism with his feet, but still has a lot to prove with his arm.Hes got a job in the NFL that he can do for a little while. Its like a 7 handed knife, but I dont know if thats the job he wants to do for 15 years. And, so thats the real challenge, Young said on Sports Talk with Bobby Hebert & Kristian Garic. How does he gets the reps to actually develop into an NFL QB Thats what Sean is really saying. Early on, I didnt know what I was doing, but I learned how to do it. Thats what you have to figure how to get the reps and take advantage of it and become an expert.Young added, I know that Taysom is doing that. Hes spending the time, but is he going to get the opportunity And, then when he does it, can he develop into a frontline quarterback Thats the real question.Last season with the Saints, Hill saw very limited action actually playing quarterback in the regular season. He completed 3 of 7 passes for 64 yards, with no touchdowns and one interception. Young was able to replace a legend in Joe Montana will Hill be able to do the same with Drew BreesLISTEN TO THE ENTIRE STEVE YOUNG INTERVIEW ABOVE Categories: Sports NFL Local News Saints Tags: New Orleans Saints taysom hill Sean Payton Steve Young NFL Comments
08/20/2019 4:15pm
Marta Ortiz-Getty Former Governor Blanco died from cancer in eye Cancer is known as Ocular Melanoma and extremely rare WWL Newsroom August 20, 2019 Categories: State Local News functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowfunctione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowAs Louisiana continues to mourn the death of former Governor Kathleen Blanco who passed away from an Ocular Melanoma she fought for 8 years, we are learning a bit more about this rare, but tragic cancer that only impacts a small percentage of the population.One in 200,000 will get this malignancy, so it is a rare malignancy, but it is the most common entropic malignancy in adults, said LSU Health New Orleans Retina Specialist Maria Reinoso.Reinoso says people with light-colored eyes, fair skin, and northern European ancestry are more prone to the disease so get yourself to a doctor if you start to experience these symptoms.Having blurry vision, distorted vision, photopsia which is having flashing lights, or floaters little black spots floating around, she said. You can also have a visual field deficit is what we call it, which is having a dark spot in the periphery of your vision.The cancer arises in pigmented cells in the uvea and forms a pigmented mass in the layer of the eye just behind the retina.Whats important in determining the prognosis is catching it early.The longer the tumor is in the eye the more it is going to grow, and the prognosis is going to be worse, Reinoso said. Prognosis also varies depending on the location of the tumor.Reinoso says important to stay ahead of any potential eye diseases with yearly dilated eye exams. Tags: Ocular Melanoma Kathleen Blanco eye exam Comments
08/20/2019 3:17pm
Getty Images LSU police determine there was no threat after Reported armed intruder on campus School warns run, hide, or fight Chris Miller August 20, 2019 Categories: State Local News functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowfunctione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowUPDATE: LSU Police has determined there was no threat, and has given the all-clear.Update: LSUPD has investigated the report of an armed subject at Coates Hall and has determined there was no threat. LSU is returning to normal operations. LSU LSU August 20, 2019 Original story followsLSU police have surrounded a building on campus as police go room-to-room looking for a reported armed intruder. An alert was sent to avoid Coates Hall,next to the library. The university sent out an alert with the warning to run, hide, or fight.LSUPD: Reported armed intruder in Coates Hall. Run, Hide or Fight. LSUPD on scene. Monitor https://t.co/ZpdXns8r3I for further information. LSU LSU August 20, 2019 Run: Exit the area and move away from danger.Hide: If escape is not possible, find a safe area to hide.Fight: This is an absolute last resort.https://t.co/Ow23ySe5gB LSU LSU August 20, 2019 The building was evacuated. So far, there have been no reports of shooting, or of any injuries.The situation is ongoing. No shots have been fired, and there are no injuries. Continue to avoid the area or remain in a safe place. We will post when we have more information. LSU LSU August 20, 2019 This is a developing story. Tags: LSU Armed intruder police campus security violence on college campuses Comments
08/20/2019 2:09pm
Getty Images West Nile virus strikes in southeastern Louisiana Five neuroinvasive cases, including on the Northshore Chris Miller August 20, 2019 Categories: Local News Health functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowfunctione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowThe Louisiana Department of Health is reporting the first human cases of West Nile virus this year. It includes some cases of the most serious neuroinvasive variety -- one in St. Tammany Parish, two in Washington Parish, and a case each in Livingston Parish and East Baton Rouge parishes.Two cases of West Nile fever have been diagnosed in Washington and East Baton Rouge parishes.Additionally, health officials caught two asymptomatic cases of West Nile from individuals who gave blood in Washington and Caddo parishes.Most people who contract the West Nile virus never know it. Asymptomatic cases usually come to health offcials attention through blood donations or other routine medical exams.These nine cases are the first this year. The state health department says there were 53 cases this time last year. Tags: West Nile virus Louisiana Department of Health Mosquito-borne diseases Comments
08/20/2019 6:42pm
For eight years weve watched the Gleason family conquer seemingly impossible challenges and share their success with other ALS families.
08/20/2019 6:40pm
It was once brimming with residents, its public school so crowded that students had to attend in shifts and the crown jewel, one of the states finest shopping malls
08/20/2019 6:39pm
A tropical wave enters Gulf this week, but models do not show it developing
08/20/2019 6:37pm
Travel to New Orleans East and you hear a common theme: The city does not care. We feel forgotten.
08/20/2019 6:36pm
Travel to New Orleans East and you hear a common theme: The city does not care. We feel forgotten.
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