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1 day ago | louisianafirstnews.com | Laura Reed

These one-piece bathing suits are fun, flattering and great for curvy bodiesThis summer’s one-piece swimsuits are here to shatter all your preconceptions about the style. The one-pieces on the shelves right now can give you full coverage or imitate a daring bikini. They’re available in go-to solids and on-trend patterns. They can be found with creative necklines, bold patterns and embellishments.

2 days ago | louisianafirstnews.com | Keymonte Avery |Trinity Velazquez

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — A man was arrested after a drug bust in Baton Rouge on Wednesday. According to the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office, deputies conducted a multi-month investigation into a suspected drug dealer, Johnny Richardson, 38. During the investigation, agents were able to identify a location in the 4900 block of Mobile Drive that is believed to be associated with Richardson’s alleged narcotics operation. Agents managed to purchase crystal meth from Richardson.

3 days ago | louisianafirstnews.com | Allison Bruhl

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — On the search for a last-minute Father’s Day gift? Stop by a Baton Rouge shop. Father’s Day falls on Sunday, June 15. Local shops sell accessories, socks, gameday gear and more to surprise Dad with a gift. Some places offer cookbooks and cooking supplies for fathers who love to cook indoors or outdoors. Here are a few Baton Rouge stores selling Father’s Day gifts. This boutique has socks, cards and glassware for Dad. Find the perfect gift that fits his personality.

3 days ago | louisianafirstnews.com | Fred Childers

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — A bill that gives the local government more authority in dealing with blighted property has advanced in the regular legislative session. Blight is a growing problem in cities all across Louisiana. The issue of rundown properties in Baton Rouge had the attention of Mayor-President Sid Edwards as he was preparing to take office. “Since 2016, more than 64,000 calls for service in East Baton Rouge on blight issues have occurred, almost 19 calls a day,” said Edwards.

3 days ago | louisianafirstnews.com | Andrew Epperson

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First News) — Following a Louisiana First Investigates story, more people have come forward claiming to be victims of tax fraud perpetuated by a Clinton woman. Katyra Selders operates “Katy’s Early Bird Tax Service.” A Holden woman named Misty Brown first got in contact with the Louisiana First Investigates “Problem Solvers” team, claiming Selders possessed $4,790 that should’ve been given to Brown for her tax return. “I need that money,” Brown said.