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United States · United StatesSt. James Parish environmental activist Sharon Lavigne has been added to Time magazine's list of the 100 "most influential people" worldwide for 2024 and is expected to be feted next week in New York City along with other honorees.See the Story
Time names Louisiana environmental activist among 100 'most influential' on planet
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Baseball · United StatesSouthern’s baseball team played the first of five consecutive games in Houston on Wednesday, and it’s one the Jaguars are hoping to forget quickly.See the Story
Southern and Texas Southern collide for four big games: 'We’re playing for first place'
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United States · United StatesThanks to his imposing physique, there’s no mistaking the fact that Dutchtown High junior sprinter Lakedrin Harvey doubles up as a member of the Griffins football team. Thursday night at the District 5-5A track meet hosted by Dutchtown, there was…See the Story
District 5-5A track: Lakedrin Harvey hit top speed, but he wasn't the only Dutchtown star
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United States · United StatesBATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Members of an alleged gang called "Bleedas" were indicted by a grand jury Thursday. In a release from the East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney's Office, the Baton Rouge Police Department started an investigation after two ATM repair technicians were robbed on Dec. 23, 2023, and Jan. 14, 2024. BRPD believes the suspects were involved with the robberies and other illegal activity around Baton Rouge. Suspects wer…See the Story
Members of alleged Baton Rouge gang accused of violent crimes formally charged
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United States · United StatesA new law that will treat all 17-year-olds charged with crimes as adults has sparked disagreement between Baton Rouge officials about whether the teens should be moved to the parish prison or remain in the beleaguered juvenile jail.See the Story
Neither of Baton Rouge's jails want to house 17-year-olds. Where will they go?
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