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BRPD officer placed on leave after fiery crash in unmarked police unit
ZACHARY - A Baton Rouge Police officer has been placed on administrative leave after they were involved in a fiery crash while driving an unmarked police car off duty. The WBRZ Investigative Unit learned the wreck happened along Zachary-Slaughter Highway near Church Street on Sunday night. First responders said two vehicles hit head-on and then a fire started underneath the hood of the BRPD car and quickly spread.
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Mystikal’s court date pushed back, guilty plea not entered in rape case
Rapper Mystikal’s rape case was pushed back to May 19, and no guilty plea was entered. He previously served six years in prison for sexual battery and could now face life behind bars if convicted.
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Officials respond to early morning house fire in Walker
WALKER, La. (WAFB) - Emergency officials, firefighters, and the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office responded to an early morning house fire on Tuesday, March 18. The home is located in Walker on Lonnie Wascom Road. The sheriff’s office announced officials were on scene around 6:30 a.m. Everyone living in...
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Annie Spell to Take Louisiana House District 45 Seat Without an Election
LAFAYETTE, La. (KPEL News) - Over the past few years, Louisiana voters have seen their fair share of heated elections. Some races have been routine, while others have stirred controversy. Lafayette Parish residents were particularly engaged in the recent special election for the District 23 State Senate seat in February,...
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Woman rescued after jumping from Causeway Bridge
MANDEVILLE, La. — A woman was rescued from Lake Pontchartrain after she allegedly jumped from the Causeway Bridge Saturday night. At 11:59 p.m. Saturday, authorities received a call about a stopped vehicle and a person sitting on the bridge rail on the southbound Causeway bridge, about half a mile from Mandeville.
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Electricity restored seven months after truck pulls down wire to home
BATON ROUGE - Almost seven months after a truck pulled down an electrical line to his house and knocked out his power, Eric Washington finally has a new meter. He can now use his electricity again after spending thousands of dollars out of pocket for a mistake that wasn't his.