Good morning, Baton Rouge.

Starting in June, Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank will open 13 meal sites in rural areas to provide one free meal box per week to children 18 and under—each box containing seven shelf-stable meals—to fight child hunger.

The program, funded by USDA and run with local partners such as libraries and churches, will run through early August.

A defendant in Caleb Wilson’s hazing death case was allowed on bond to leave Louisiana to live with his parents in North Texas—he must wear a tracking device on his phone, refrain from contacting co-defendants, and avoid possessing a firearm as the investigation continues.

Tomorrow, Baton Rouge residents can enjoy New Orleans soul music by Mia Borders at Manship Theatre at 7:30 p.m. with ticket prices from $20 to $46 while the Civic Orchestra performs movie soundtrack music at Main Library at 3 p.m.; on Sunday, June 1, attendees can visit free museums during First Free Sunday and explore mental health art at The Guru at Circa 1857 from 1 to 4 p.m.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries urges locals to report fish kills in state waterways by calling 800-442-2511—details like the time, location, number, and species of fish should be shared to help biologists investigate.

A new youth mobile crisis response program will launch June 2 — sending a therapist and a peer support specialist to kids up to age 21 in crisis wherever they are in need.

The program was developed after lessons learned from tragic events at St. Helena College and Career Academy in 2023 and aims to remove barriers like lack of transportation and internet access.

Love Impact Coalition will host a free clinic this Saturday at Raising Cane's River Center—Rory Denicola and Tanzel Montgomery said the event will offer free health services to residents in need.

Today, postseason baseball returns to Baton Rouge as four teams compete in the Regional—hosted by LSU following its 2023 National Championship win—marking the 28th time LSU has hosted.

LSU will face Little Rock while Dallas Baptist takes on Rhode Island, with each team aiming to advance to the College World Series.

Strength and Speed: 8th and 9th Grade Baseball Training

12 PM - 1 PM — Catholic High School — Must participate in Metro League for tryout eligibility — Enhance athletic skills with focused strength and conditioning training for aspiring CHS baseball players.

Metro League Baseball Tryouts

2-4 p.m. — Catholic High School — Required participation for prospective CHS Baseball team members — Organized league play for 7th-9th graders aiming for the upcoming school year's team.

2025 Elite Camp #1

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — LSU Football Operations Center — Cost not specified — Enhance your athletic skills at this comprehensive camp for high school students.

Taj Farrant's Chapter One Tour

9:00 – 10:30 PM — Chelsea's Live — Tickets available — Experience the debut album tour of young Australian guitarist Taj Farrant showcasing his unique sound.

Women Veterans Symposium

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — American Legion Post 381 — Free entry — Celebrate and connect with women veterans through empowerment, education, and networking.

Denim & Boots: Rodeo Edition

6-11 p.m. — Rev Center — Tickets available on Eventbrite — Celebrate Father's Day with live performances from King George and friends at this rodeo-themed event.

Jovin Webb Performance

Time TBA — Red Stick Social — Cost TBA — Experience the soulful rock tunes of Gonzales native and former American Idol contestant Jovin Webb at Laid Back Brunch.

Wrestling Camp 9001

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Catholic High School — $200.00 — Learn the fundamental skills of wrestling through interactive drills and games.

Rockshow NOLA: The Ultimate Tribute to Styx and Foreigner

8-11 p.m. — L'Auberge Casino & Hotel Baton Rouge — Cost info unavailable — Experience an electrifying tribute to two legendary rock bands in an exciting venue.

St Gabriel Firefly Under the Moon Market

4pm-8pm “St. Gabriel’s Firefly Under the Moon Market is a magical evening event held monthly at Chatsworth Plantation. Enjoy live music, handcrafted goods, kids’ activities, local food, drinks, and the nostalgic charm of the Corner Store—all under the glow of fireflies.”