with Jennifer Wadsworth | Assistant metro editorWelcome back. Let's get you caught up on the latest headlines, starting with some local election news …
CATS tax Voters in Baton Rouge and Baker approved a 10-year tax renewal that funds the CATS bus system, ending months of anxiety from local leaders who warned of disastrous consequences if the measure failed. The measure secured just about 60% of the vote in Baton Rouge and nearly 70% in Baker, as Paul Cobler reports in this story.
JudgeshipsEast Baton Rouge Parish Metro Councilwoman Erika Green defeated fellow attorney Natalie Tellis Robertson to fill an unexpired term on East Baton Rouge Parish Family Court. In another local judicial race, meanwhile, lawyers Terrel "TK" Kent and Carson Marcantel advanced to a Dec. 11 runoff for an unexpired term on Baton Rouge City Court.
New details in shootingOfficials released the names of three people involved in a shooting that left a 16-year-old girl dead by Glen Oaks High in Baton Rouge Friday. EBRSO says the girl died and her mom and brother were wounded in crossfire after they drove to a house to shoot someone. Elyse Carmosino has the story.
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