Sarah Lawrence

1 week ago | wbrz.com | Sarah Lawrence

inNewsSource: WBRZBATON ROUGE - April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and on Tuesday, towing company AAA showed what can happen when you or a loved one drives without their full focus on the road. 2une In's Abigail Whitam spoke with officials Tuesday at a demonstration and Wednesday morning taking a closer look at a car involved in a crash caused by distracted driving. AAA says 24% of fatal crashes in Louisiana are caused by distracted driving.

1 week ago | wbrz.com | Sarah Lawrence

inNewsSource: WBRZBATON ROUGE - Tuesday afternoon, the East Baton Rouge Parish Juvenile Detention and Jail Task Force will present the initial designs for the new juvenile detention facilities. "After a year of traveling to see the possibilities of what true rehabilitative facilities look like, we are ready to unveil the initial design," the office of Councilman Darryl Hurst said. Officials said the main priorities of the designs of the new facilities were mental health and proper programming.

1 week ago | wbrz.com | Sarah Lawrence

Detectives looking to identify two people allegedly involved in Saturday shootingBATON ROUGE - Detectives are looking to identify two persons of interest in a shooting that happened Saturday. Detectives said the shooting happened in the 7300 block of Town South Avenue. The shooting happened on April 12. Anyone with information on the identities of the two people pictured above is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers at (225) 344-7867.

1 week ago | wbrz.com | Sarah Lawrence

inNewsSource: WBRZBATON ROUGE - Tuesday afternoon, the East Baton Rouge Parish Juvenile Detention and Jail Task Force will present the initial designs for the new juvenile detention facilities. "After a year of traveling to see the possibilities of what true rehabilitative facilities look like, we are ready to unveil the initial design," said the office of Councilman Darryl Hurst. Officials said the main priorities of the designs of the new facilities were mental health and proper programming.

1 week ago | wbrz.com | Sarah Lawrence

inNewsSource: WBRZBATON ROUGE - Two big corporations reached an agreement to begin construction on a carbon removal facility they say would be the largest removal effort in the world. AtmosClear, a company under Fidelis, and Microsoft have signed a contract planning for the removal of 6.75 million metric tones of engineered carbon over 15 years. AtmosClear is developing a carbon capture facility in the port of the Greater Baton Rouge area.