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| Bush departs after BR fundraiser |
| River expected to crest at 43 feet |
| Jindal wants 'Green Government' Tuesday was Earth Day in the U.S., and with that in mind efforts to help reduce pollution are under way across the state. That's especially true at the Capitol, where Gov. Bobby Jindal has demanded a green government. |
| Storm pounds BR area with hail, wind |
| Clinton wins Pennsylvania primary |
| Bush visits Baton Rouge President Bush visited Baton Rouge Tuesday afternoon. The president -- who was in town to raise money for state Treasurer John Kennedy's senatorial campaign against Democrat Mary Landrieu -- was greeted with both protesters and supporters. |
| Authorities arrest fugitive in Holden U.S. Marshals along with Livingston Parish deputies caught a fugitive who was on the run for six years late Sunday night. Joseph Stephens, 25, was arrested in Holden after being on the run since 2002, when he never showed up for his trial. |
| House committee approves tuition bill Tuition at most Louisiana colleges could be going up. A House committee approved a bill Tuesday that would allow most universities to call for tuition hikes of up to 5 percent. Higher education leaders say a tuition hike is needed to keep campuses from falling even more behind the Southern states' average. |
| Iberville residents worry over river People around the Baton Rouge area are keeping a close watch on the Mississippi River. Residents in Iberville Parish are hoping and praying it stays right where it is. |
| O'Dell: 'Rebuild it and they will come' |
| Landrieu: La. poised for key role in fuels |
| Date set to end Lafayette pay dispute |
| Another meeting sought on land use in Lafayette |
| Legal counsel costs questioned in St. Landry |
| Around Acadiana for April 22, 2008 |
| Three arrested in gun, knife fight |
| Modular building plant locating in E. Feliciana |
| Bush pushes free trade |
| Shaw Group moves up list |
| Business Briefs for April 22, 2008 |
| Inside Report for April 22, 2008 |
| Pat Shingleton for April 22, 2008 |
| Smiley Anders for April 22, 2008 |
| Sgt. Michael Simon dies |
| Weekend violence claims four lives |
| Man arrested in shooting spree; woman hit |
| Franklinton man dies in La. 10 crash |
| Police and fire briefs for April 22, 2008 |
| I-55 pile-ups result in fatality |
| Denham Springs’s DWI arrests up 71 percent in ’07 |
| Panel blocks anti-droopy pants bill |
| House panel approves college tuition hike |
| Bill to limit speed traps curbed |
| Chief economist warns of downturns |
| Bill requiring country of origin for seafood in restaurants fails |
| Hands-free bill gets narrow thumbs up |
| Legislature to get House, Senate budget proposal |
| Senate passes assistant pay raise |
| Judge: Bible distribution violated First Amendment |
| Bush gets backing from Canada, Mexico on trade |
| Istrouma relieves Foster of coaching duties |
| Gymnastics shooting for Super Six Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:01:55 CDT The seventh-ranked Tiger gymnastics team is on the outside looking in right now, and D.D. Breaux's squad is hoping for a breakthrough effort that will finally bring them to uncharted waters --- the NCAA Super Six. |
| House committee approves tuition hike bill Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:01:24 CDT Tuition at most Louisiana colleges could be going up. A House committee approved a bill Tuesday that would allow most universities to call for tuition hikes of up to 5 percent. Higher education leaders say a tuition hike is needed to keep campuses from falling even more behind the Southern states' average. |
| WBRZ weather forecast for April 22 Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:53:40 CDT Some pop-up storms are expected over the remaining days of your work week. |
| President Bush to visit BR, honor volunteer Tue, 22 Apr 2008 13:24:49 CDT President Bush will be visiting Louisiana's capital city on Tuesday after attending the North American Leader's Summit in New Orleans. |
| Conference focuses on raising children Tue, 22 Apr 2008 12:05:56 CDT Good manners never go out of style. If you have trouble with your kids and their manners, a conference on raising respectful children in a disrespectful world is coming to the rescue. |
| Local volunteer honored by president Tue, 22 Apr 2008 11:54:45 CDT President Bush will visit Baton Rouge Tuesday afternoon to honor an outstanding volunteer. Randy Raggio, a volunteer with Desire Street Academy, will receive the president's Volunteer Service Award and joined us on 2une In Tuesday morning. |
| Competition to benefit MDA Tue, 22 Apr 2008 11:45:19 CDT A strongman competition at Istrouma Baptist Church will benefit MDA, helping youngsters to get stronger and fight life threatening diseases. |
| Performance celebrates women's history Tue, 22 Apr 2008 11:44:53 CDT It's Women's History Month, and that will be explored Tuesday night at LSU with a groundbreaking performance called "None of the Above." |
| Incomplete Jail Records Leads To Investigation Tue, 22 Apr 2008 00:34:51 CDT Incomplete Jail Records Leads To Investigation |
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