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The East Baton Rouge city-parish government will pay $30,000 to an online reporter who sued the city on claims officials encroached upon her First Amendment rights by denying her access
Mayor LaToya Cantrell's temporary restraining order against a woman she claims has been stalking her has thrust a French Quarter resident into the spotlight.
Cantrell filed petition for temporary restraining order over filming, but French Quarter resident Anne Breaud calls the mayor's claims false.
The embattled chair of Baton Rouge's Police & Fire Civil Service Board violated state law by holding multiple positions for public office, a state appeals court found.
A Louisiana appellate court on Thursday dissolved a temporary restraining order that had prevented LSU from suspending four students and athletes over an alleged hazing incident at a Halloween party in 2020 and another incident about a year later.