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Rangers’ Joc Pederson ends an 0-for-41 slump with a pinch-hit double in a loss at the A’s

1 day ago | worldbaseball.com | Chris Davis |JJ Bleday |Joc Pederson |Mason Miller

About 1 minute reading time. WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Texas Rangers designated hitter Joc Pederson with a double in the ninth inning at the Athletics on Wednesday night. Pederson was out of the starting lineup to start the game but entered as a pinch-hitter in the final frame of a 5-2 loss. He drove a pitch off closer Mason Miller over the head of center fielder JJ Bleday that he stretched into a double. Pederson had been approaching Chris Davis’ major league-record skid of 0 for 54.
Central: Property owners to see 25% reduction in flood insurance premiums

2 months ago | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

CENTRAL — Property owners in Central will soon see a 25% reduction in their flood insurance premiums after the city received a ‘Class 5 Rating’ from the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). That reduction is set to go into effect in October 2025. The NFIP is government managed program that provides flood insurances to property owners, renters, and businesses through FEMA.
Denham Springs police officer struck by vehicle

2 months ago | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

DENHAM SPRINGS — A Denham Springs police officer was hit by a Ford pickup on Hwy. 190 while directing traffic near Summers St. The officer was there due to an unrelated vehicle fire, according to the Denham Springs Police Department. The incident unfolded around 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 29th. The driver of the truck accused of hitting the officer has been arrested. Denham Springs Police have identified the man as Christopher Schmidt, 58, of Baton Rouge.
Police investigating shooting at Zachary apartment complex

2 months ago | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

ZACHARY — Zachary police are investigating a shooting that happened Wednesday evening in the city limits. It happened around 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at an apartment complex near Lee and Main St.One person was shot in the leg, according to sources, and he is expected to live. No further details have been released into the shooting at this time. As soon as more details are available, the article will be updated. Anyone with any information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 344-STOP.
St. George sets stage for historic first-ever election

2 months ago | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

EAST BATON ROUGE — Several candidates filed their intent and qualified to run for St. George’s first-ever election set for March 29, 2025. The election will be for a mayor, police chief and council members. So far, current interim Mayor Dustin Yates is the only candidate officially running for the position of mayor while Todd Morris is the sole candidate for Chief of Police.
Restaurant week allows Capitol City eateries chance to shine

2 months ago | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

BATON ROUGE — Attention Baton Rouge foodies: it’s time to rejoice! Restaurant Week is in full swing, with 48 local establishments participating in this year’s winter specials. The event officially runs from January 27 to February 1, but several restaurants have extended their offerings into the first week of February.
Collected money on improperly issued tickets being returned

2 months ago | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

WEST BATON ROUGE — The money collected from nearly 1,500 improperly issued tickets by a constable to drivers in West Baton Rouge Parish is in the process of being returned. Despite being told to return those funds, the Ward 2 Constable and Justice of the Peace say they’re now looking to restart the ticket writing initiative but are committed to making sure they do it properly this time. Those tickets were issued between Oct. 8 and Oct. 25, 2024 near Lukeville Elementary in Brusly.
Louisiana Ten Commandments Law Challenged in Appeals Court

Jan 23, 2025 | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

NEW ORLEANS — A Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms across the state returned to court Thursday. A three-judge panel from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans heard arguments from the state. The panel has not yet issued a ruling on the state’s appeal. Regardless of the outcome, it is likely that the United States Supreme Court will ultimately have the final say on the matter.
DOTD crews working around the clock to reopen roads

Jan 22, 2025 | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development officials have been working tirelessly since before Tuesday’s historic snowfall to maintain and reopen roads across the state. Rodney Mallet with DOTD says he doesn’t have a time frame for when any impacted or closed roads, including I-10, will officially reopen but noted that main thoroughfares like Florida Blvd. and Airline Highway have remained open throughout the entire storm.
Duck hunters rescued in Louisiana during historic snow storm

Jan 21, 2025 | unfilteredwithkiran.com | Mason Miller

Two stranded duck hunters were rescued Tuesday by enforcement agents from the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries during a historic winter snowstorm. According to a LDWF news release, agents were alerted around 7 a.m. about the hunters stranded in Henderson Lake in St. Martin Parish.