Kip Holden, Baton Rouge’s First Black Mayor-President, Dies at 72
Melvin “Kip” Holden broke barriers and built a better Baton Rouge, leading with vision, heart, and a legacy that still shapes the city today.
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BUSINESS
Target Sees 11th Week of Declining Foot Traffic After Pullback on DEI Initiatives
According to new data from analytics firm Placer.ai, visits to Target stores fell 4.7% year-over-year for the week beginning April 7.
HEALTH
Louisiana leaders sound the alarm: Vaccinate now to prevent deadly Measles outbreak
The San Antonio measles outbreak has experts warning it could spread quickly along the I-10 corridor, threatening cities like Lake Charles, Lafayette, and Baton Rouge
NATIONAL
Beatty Confronts Treasury Over Enforcement Loopholes, Tubman $20 Bill Delay
Congresswoman says rollback on corporate transparency aids criminals, demands accountability on delayed honor for Harriet Tubman
SPORTS
SWAC Names Adeanah Pooler as First Female Deputy Commissioner
Trailblazing Administrator Brings Two Decades of Experience in Academics and Athletics
