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fox8live.com | Rylee Kramer
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Back in 2022 and 2023, Greg Brooks Jr. played for LSU. After starting two games in the 2023 season as the team captain, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor and had to undergo a complex brain surgery on his cerebellum. In the surgery, Brooks Jr. suffered multiple strokes and was permanently disabled. Brooks filed a lawsuit alleging multiple claims of medical malpractice and general negligence against LSU and Our Lady of the Lake Hospital.
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1 week ago |
fox8live.com | Rylee Kramer
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Addis’ American Idol star John Foster is back in Louisiana for his first performance since the season ended at the Cajun Country Jam in Denham Springs. Foster was the runner-up but still captivated the nation with his old-school country sound. Since November, Foster has been non-stop, building a massive fan base and making his home state proud. He tells WAFB that he’s done a good job at sticking to his core values: faith, family, and love.
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2 weeks ago |
kplctv.com | Rylee Kramer
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - For over 3 years, Mary Nguyen has been fighting for her incarcerated daughter to get proper care. This week, a report by the Louisiana Legislative Auditor shed some light on the claims she’s been making. Nguyen told WAFB that her daughter has struggled with mental health her whole life and has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. She says her daughter struggled with a heroin addiction, was arrested on drug charges, and missed several court dates.
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3 weeks ago |
kplctv.com | Rylee Kramer
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Louisiana’s Attorney General Liz Murrill is supporting Representative Lauren Ventrella and her bill that would expand civil liabilities for anyone who helps a woman get an abortion. She said right now, abortion pills aren’t well regulated online, so patients may not be aware of potential adverse effects. This bill would mean anyone who causes, aids, or abets an abortion, including manufacturers, prescribers, and distributors, could face a civil lawsuit.
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1 month ago |
kplctv.com | Rylee Kramer
BATON ROUGE, La. (KNOE) - According to the New York Times, former Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards (D) called and met with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer about a potential run for Senate against current Senator Bill Cassidy (R). The party primary is April 18, 2026. The general election is in November 2026. Edwards reportedly told Schumer to follow up in August, keeping his intentions vague.
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Yesterday, we had the chance to sit down with @kennynealblues to talk about his good friend Tito Jackson, and their adventures in Baton Rouge. Tito was a member of the Jackson 5. He passed away Sunday at 70 years old. Here’s the story: https://t.co/NXZxgF458C https://t.co/ULG70wpyzh
