After nearly a year of grim milestones, Louisiana has reached a more hopeful marker in the coronavirus pandemic: over 1 million vaccines have been administered in the state as of Monday. Read the full story
The Roman Catholic bishop of Baton Rouge said Monday that members of his flock may, if no other options are available, receive a one-shot coronavirus vaccine developed by Johnson & Johnson, but a preference should be given to "morally acceptable" options from Pfizer and Moderna. Read the full story
East Baton Rouge Parish is organizing a new working group to look at a possible ordinance setting regulations for the short-term rental industry, according to East Baton Rouge Planning Director Ryan Holcomb. Read the full story
Hack-a-Shaq is coming to All Elite Wrestling. Read the full story
Will SEC football be played in front of hundreds of thousands of fans during the 2021 season? Optimism abounds, but it's unclear how that will become reality as the coronavirus pandemic continues around the nation. Read the full story
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