Top headlines from Baton Rouge inside.
with Jennifer Wadsworth | Assistant metro editorGood morning. Here are some of our top headlines to kick off your weekend. Student reporter oustedLSU Faculty Senate leadership flouted proper protocol by ousting a student reporter for The Reveille, the campus newspaper, before heading into a closed-door meeting. An attorney called the move illegal. We ran a Reveille story about what went down, which you can read here. New COVID rules at SouthernStudents and staffers who don't want to submit proof of coronavirus vaccination to the Southern University System by next semester will have to request exemption from the new rules, or file a formal letter of dissent. Ellyn Couvillion explains the new rules in this piece. Black Friday shoppingAs COVID cases drop, retailers have eased capacity limits and mask rules. But some of the changes put in place this past year will remain at stores this holiday season, with deals spread throughout the month to give shoppers more options. Our business editor, Timothy Boone, gives us a rundown of Black Friday hours for shopping centers and malls across the region. Thanks for stopping by! |
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| LSU Faculty Senate leadership kicked non-members out of a public meeting this week, including a reporter from the campus newspaper, without… Read more |
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| Beginning spring semester, students and employees of the Southern University System must provide proof they've had a COVID-19 vaccination o… Read more |
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| The COVID pandemic caused drastic changes to the holiday shopping season in 2020. Read more |
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| School and law enforcement officials in Tangipahoa Parish are disappointed that parents inflamed an already-tense situation by taking to so… Read more |
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| The three riverboat casinos in Baton Rouge saw their winnings rise by 26.2% in October, topping the year-to-year revenue gains posted state… Read more |
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| Louisiana will require students to get vaccinated against COVID-19, or submit an exemption, to attend schools, daycares and universities, u… Read more |
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| Baton Rouge will soon be home to its first arts conservatory — “the Juilliard of Baton Rouge” — where local teenagers can cultivate their s… Read more |
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| Eight casinos are accepting bets on sporting events and seven more applications are pending, Ronnie Johns, chair of the Louisiana Gaming Co… Read more |
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| Louisiana's Lainey Wilson will perform for the Country Music Association's 12th annual holiday special, “CMA Country Christmas.” Read more |
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