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Port Allen man with family history of colon cancer takes proactive approach to catching cancer early
Posted 9:54 PM 3/27/2026 by WBRZ Staff
PORT ALLEN — Ferral Domingue has quite the history in Port Allen, selling mailboxes and outdoor furniture at Brian's for 34 years.
He and his wife Annette are also longtime volunteers with the Federation of the Blind, with Ferral himself being visually impaired from Retinitis (More)
3/25/2026
Family history of colon cancer leaves you at a heightened risk for the disease
Posted 6:01 AM 3/25/2026 by WBRZ Staff
BATON ROUGE — If your parents had colon cancer, you are at a greater risk of getting it as well.
One Baton Rouge man, Wally Gooch, ignored the signs, symptoms and his own family history with the disease and he came face to face with the silent killer.
WBRZ's John (More)
3/24/2026
Tickets are on sale NOW for the 2026 St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway!
Posted 7:00 AM 3/24/2026 by WBRZ Staff
BATON ROUGE — More than 800 of the 13,200 available tickets have already been sold for this year's St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway!
The annual fundraiser, which raises money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, kicked off Tuesday with a series of interviews at WBRZ on (More)
3/23/2026
Sunday Journal: FranU welcomes David Bellar as fifth president of university
Posted 8:40 AM 3/23/2026 by WBRZ Staff
BATON ROUGE — The Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University has a new president, with a weeklong celebration planned to honor FranU's history and future under David Bellar.
WBRZ's John Pastorek sat down with Bellar for Sunday (More)
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Sunday Journal: Colon Cancer Awareness Month culminates in 'Get Your Rear in Gear' awareness walk
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2une In Previews: Webinar bringing awareness to preventable pregnancy-related deaths in Louisiana
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2une In Previews: Ochsner hosting Iberville Health Fair to provide no-cost screenings, raise awareness
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Many colon cancer deaths can be prevented through screenings that catch disease early, doctors say
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3/19/2026
St. Joseph's Day Altar returns to St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Posted 5:39 AM 3/19/2026 by Abigail Whitam
BATON ROUGE - A long-standing Catholic tradition returns this week, as St. Joseph’s Altar is set to welcome the community on Thursday.
At the altar, visitors can find everything from elaborate decorations to specially designed breads and traditional fig cookies.
(More)...3/18/2026
2une In Previews: Angola Spring Rodeo returns to St. Francisville in April
Posted 7:22 AM 3/18/2026 by WBRZ Staff
ST. FRANCISVILLE — The Angola Spring Rodeo and Arts and Crafts Festival is returning in April.
The rodeo, which was founded in 1964, will be held in St. Francisville on April 18 and 19.
Ahead of the annual event, Warden Anne-Marie Easley and Gerry Lane CEO Eric Lane visited 2une In on Wednesday to share what people can expect at this year's rodeo.
Learn more here.
3/17/2026
Louisiana country singer set to perform in Baton Rouge after completing international tour
Posted 9:56 AM 3/17/2026 by WBRZ Staff
Baton Rouge - Homegrown country music singer Noah James joined 2une In on Tuesday morning, days after wrapping up an international tour, to talk about his upcoming performance in Baton Rouge.
James is set to release his (More)
3/16/2026
Go G.R.E.E.N. for St. Patrick's Day: Tips to celebrate with someone living with dementia
3/13/2026
Crafted Nibbles BR is hosting a St. Patrick's Day block party along Perkins Road
Posted 6:50 AM 3/13/2026 by Mia Monet
BATON ROUGE - Crafted Nibbles BR, a Baton Rouge-based, women-owned charcuterie and catering business, is hosting a St. Patrick’s Day Block Party at its storefront on Perkins Road in celebration of the holiday weekend.
Known (More)
3/12/2026
40,000 pounds of food donated to Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank
Posted 3:54 PM 3/12/2026 by Dayla Galmore
BATON ROUGE - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated about 40,000 pounds of shelf-stable food to the Greater Baton (More)
