Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 29th of November.
Good morning, Baton Rouge.
Over 2,800 participants gathered for the 38th annual Turkey Trot in Baton Rouge, benefiting the March of Dimes, with Peyton Chiasson and Samantha Ponzo among the top finishers.
St. Vincent de Paul, under the guidance of Denise Terrance and the newly appointed interim CEO Cheryl Cochran, continued their over 40-year tradition of providing Thanksgiving meals to an increasing number of community members across four locations in Baton Rouge.
St. Vincent De Paul provided a Thanksgiving Day meal ensuring no one in the community went hungry.
Kaleb Jefferson, 18, was arrested in Baton Rouge after a police chase ended in a crash into a business; he faces charges including unauthorized vehicle use and aggravated kidnapping.
A Louisiana man charged with murder is challenging the constitutionality of the death penalty and certain jury selection laws.
An 8-year-old child was killed and two others were hospitalized in a drive-by shooting in Baton Rouge, with the police and community leaders urgently calling for justice and community action.
The Windrush Gardens behind the LSU Rural Life Museum debuted Louisiana Lights, a holiday light show featuring 400,000 bulbs, which illuminates the garden's century-old history to support its upkeep.
Sharon Weston Broome, East Baton Rouge Mayor-President, has been elected as the president of the National League of Cities, where she aims to focus on supporting underserved communities and increasing community resilience.
Oklahoma Sooners vs. LSU Tigers Football Game
Experience the excitement of college football at Tiger Stadium, where over 100,000 fans gather to support the LSU Tigers in a thrilling matchup against the Oklahoma Sooners.
Live Music with Micah Lipsmeyer Duo
Experience an evening of live music featuring Micah Lipsmeyer, a talented singer and songwriter, performing a range of hits from Oldies to current favorites.
Festival of Lights in Baton Rouge
Experience Baton Rouge's oldest holiday tradition as the Mayor illuminates North Boulevard with half a million sparkling lights beneath a 25-foot festive display.
Baton Rouge Winter Wonderland Craft and Vendor Market
This event features a variety of local vendors showcasing unique handmade crafts, food, and drinks in an inviting market setting.
Soulful Sunday at ElevenXI
Experience live music from Lady Harmony and Goodfellas BR in a cozy atmosphere, offering soothing vibes and community spirit.
Sunshine Socials: Winter Wonderland Ball
This monthly event invites individuals aged 16 and over with intellectual and developmental disabilities, along with their families, to enjoy themed dancing, dinner, and door prizes.
Home for the Holidays 2024 Concert
The Baton Rouge Symphony, conducted by David Torns, presents a festive holiday concert featuring seasonal favorites and a community sing-along for families at the River Center Theater.
John Morgan Live Comedy Show in Baton Rouge
John Morgan, a comedian, will perform a live show at the Texas Club in Baton Rouge.
Parish County Line Concert
Experience a live performance by Parish County Line at Texas Club in Baton Rouge.
Farmhouse Frosty Art Class
An all-ages painting class led by instructor Edie Sanders, allowing participants to bring their own food and drinks while creating artwork in a friendly environment.
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