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Judge sets trial dates for DA's lawsuit against East Baton Rouge Parish

WBRZ-TV Channel 2 Baton Rouge, LA
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BATON ROUGE — A Baton Rouge judge has set the trial dates for District Attorney Hillar Moore’s lawsuit against East Baton Rouge Parish, Mayor-President Sid Edwards and the Metro Council.Moore initially filed suit against the city-parish government in April for millions of dollars in an effort to gain more funding for the DA’s office. Late last month, the Louisiana Supreme Court declined to hear arguments over whether additional municipalities should be a part of t

Good 2 Eat: Dessert Nachos

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Welcome to Good 2 Eat, sponsored by Supreme Rice, where every Thursday, 2une In will be cooking with Chef Kevin Belton to show you a new and delicious recipe to try at home!Dessert NachosCinnamon Sugar Tortillas10 small corn tortillas cut into triangles¼ cup granulated sugar1 Tbsp. cinnamonCanola oil for fryingToppings1 banana, sliced1 cup strawberries, chopped¼ cup toasted pecans, chopped¾ cup whipped cream¼ cup chocolate sauce¼ cup caram

Baton Rouge Press Club hosts 6th Congressional District forum

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BATON ROUGE - Seven of the ten candidates vying for Louisiana's 6th Congressional District outlined their priorities at the Baton Rouge Press Club during a candidate forum one day before the election.The candidates running for the newly-drawn seat took part in the forum as they seek to replace Rep. Cleo Fields. The legislature redrew the district earlier this year after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the state's congressional map was unconstitutional.Republican Monique Appeaning, a form

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