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with Kelly P. Kissel | Metro editor

Here's a look at some of today's headlines, as we start rolling into a new year.


So you're saying there's a chance ...

The New Orleans Saints still have a chance to make the NFL playoffs. They must win, and San Francisco must lose, this coming weekend. It's amazing how, after poorly the team looked at points in the season, that there's still a chance to extend the season.


Homeless camps

Caroline Savoie takes a look at some of Baton Rouge's homeless. Several note that there are several people who are one missed paycheck away from being in a dire situation.


Try this at home

A scientist who returned home to Baton Rouge from southeastern Asia when the coronavirus pandemic started poking around his old haunts and made a few discoveries, including turtles and fish working together to catch food in Wards Creek.

Today's top stories

Biologist returns from Asia, makes new scientific discoveries at home in Baton Rouge

Steven Platt normally studies critically endangered turtles in Southeast Asia as a herpetologist for the Wildlife Conservation Society. But… Read more

'We are part of the Louisiana landscape': Hispanic population around Baton Rouge, state surges

Holding at eye level a large, bound liturgical book known as a lectionary, Juan Carlos Rivera slowly walked down the center aisle of Immacu… Read more

How will the pandemic end? Omicron clouds forecasts for endgame

Pandemics do eventually end, even if omicron is complicating the question of when this one will. But it won't be like flipping a light swit… Read more

 
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Distrust, strict rules, lack of beds keep homeless out of shelters and on the streets

Chuck Lockhart knows where to find warmth emanating from buildings and vents in downtown Baton Rouge that make him semi-inured to the winte… Read more

LSU Garden News: Foundation plants add curb appeal, value to your home

Landscapes help create curb appeal and add value to your home.  Read more

Our Views: Michelle Odinet finally exits, but there are still lessons to be learned

Michelle Odinet’s short career on the Lafayette City Court bench ended — alas, too slowly — as it should have, with her formal resignation … Read more

 
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Baton Rouge bids goodbye to 2021 with hottest December on record

December brought the heat this year in Baton Rouge. Read more

Former LSU stars celebrate AFC North title in similar fashion to 2019 championship

Tell me if you have seen this before: Joe Burrow smoking a cigar after a big time win. That's what the decorated Tiger quarterback did afte… Read more

Despite 45 scholarship players, LSU makes no excuses for Texas Bowl: ‘We’re going to win’

HOUSTON — When LSU released its depth chart for the Texas Bowl, it became apparent how many players a team depleted by injuries, opt outs a… Read more