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A group of college students said they walked into their off-campus apartment unit ahead of the fall semester to find mold and bugs throughout. After contacting management, they say they were then offered another unit with those same conditions. Two weeks later, the students still have no word on whether they can break their lease without penalty.
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“I realize that hurt the team” LSU’s Knox apologizes and learns from Ole Miss experience:
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A Baton Rouge skate shop is gaining national attention through a collaboration with Nike that pays tribute to one of the Capital City’s most recognizable local businesses. Rukus 103, a Baton Rouge-based skate shop, recently partnered with Nike and Mary Lee Donuts to create a limited-edition Nike Dunk inspired by the city’s culture and community.
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LSU fraternity house cook Jordan Cole Langlois, 35, was arrested after EBRSO investigators say a months-long investigation found he was distributing cocaine in the area, including to LSU students. He faces multiple felony charges and is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 22.
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Sources say Central Pastor Tony Spell allegedly attacked a man on Tuesday morning, June 23. Surveillance video WAFB’s I-Team obtained shows the alleged attack. Pastor Tony Spell has been arrested for second-degree battery, according to the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office.
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Starting June 30, Louisiana drivers cannot get a ticket for not having an inspection sticker. However, vehicles registered in East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston and Iberville parishes are still federally required to get annual emissions inspections.
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Louisiana’s disappearing coast could shape Baton Rouge’s future. Researchers and state officials say coastal land loss and sea level rise will affect communities far beyond the shoreline. Since the 1930s, Louisiana has lost nearly 2,000 square miles of coastal land.
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