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The new Lee High School is set to open this fall. However, despite a brand-new sign alerting passersby that the nearly finished building is “Lee High School,” several members of the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board and the community want to distance the school from its current eponym, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.

Twice. That’s how often you’ll nearly kill your kid over the course of the court-mandated 18-year sentence you serve as a parent. Accidentally kill, I mean. The number of times you’ll nearly kill your kid on purpose? Typically, too many to count.

fficials with Twitter’s short-form video-sharing service Vine have filed for a cease and desist order against Donald Trump, contending the presidential contender regularly rips off their app’s main feature by relentlessly repeating the same words and phrase over and over again.

Comedian Evan Rabalais spends a little time with Sunny Weathers and Jeremy White for some Monday morning quarterbacking about gorilla boy’s mom and callous speculation as to how much she really loves her son.

Everything has a moment at which it is first available. The question is, when is it OK to talk freely about it and to assume that everyone who is going to see it has seen it?

A Baton Rouge personal injury lawyer known for extensively advertising his firm has created an innovative way to obnoxiously shove his logo into the faces of thousands of commuters.

LSU’s claim that its live tiger mascot has a rare form of cancer was really a ruse to spare the animal from having to endure this past weekend’s Bayou Country Superfest concert, according to a source within the school’s veterinary program.

Some people argue that, if Donald Trump is elected president of the United States, he would usher in the end of the American experiment; he would destroy the republic we hold so dear.Some people argue that, if Donald Trump is elected president of the United States, he would usher in the end of the American experiment; he would destroy the republic we hold so dear. Perhaps. But, even if that does come to pass, I would argue America was destroyed by the most truly American of all the chief executives who have held the highest office in the land.

Two movies titled Deadpool enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis, Andrea Vickery, Zach Vickery and Robert Rau watch the surprise hit of 2016 and the last of the Dirty Harry movies to determine who deserves the title Deadpool.

The real (???) Sunny Weathers tells Jeremy White and Dorque host Knick Moore about how some dumb bastard stole his identity and messed with what little credit he has. In this “original trio” episode from El Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, the guys also discuss and irresponsibly speculate on the recent shootings throughout the Baton Rouge metro area.

An area bargain hunter expressed her heartfelt appreciation for all the American servicemen and women who laid down their lives so she could save a few hundred dollars on a new bedroom set.

Due to scheduling conflicts, Knick is joined by his wife Carole this week in lieu of James. Knick thanks Carole for joining him by annoying the snot out of her for almost an hour.

On a Friday afternoon not too many months ago, I found myself sitting at my desk with a burrito in one hand and Type 2 diabetes in the other. The diabetes was in my burrito hand, as well, since technically, it’s just in me all the time, but I digress.

He shouldn’t have to apologize, just like gorillas in the zoo shouldn’t have to apologize for throwing their feces at the people watching them.

One day after LSU officials announced the school’s live tiger mascot has a rare form of cancer, Louisiana lawmakers fast-tracked a bill authorizing the state’s Medicaid program to cover 100% of the animal’s treatments.

Two movies titled The Guest enter, only one will leave (with its title) as Herman Davis and Robert Rau watch the criminally underrated 2014 thriller and the 1963 substitute for Ambien to determine which deserves the title The Guest.

Sunny, Jeremy, and Jeremy’s new laptop are joined by Robert Rau for an episode in which they talk about people who got burned for showing their asses, like state Rep. Kenny Havard, actress Blake Lively, and guys who failed the “Melone Challenge.”

If a New Orleans area legislator has her way, lard asses in the Louisiana Legislature would be prohibited from receiving lap dances within the state.

The floor of the Louisiana Legislature was the scene of a brief skirmish in the culture wars as a flurry of escalatingly sexist bills took over as the subject of deliberation by that revered body.

Last week’s fracas at a high school graduation ceremony and the discovery of a body in an interstate median Monday demonstrate Ascension Parish is not just some sleepy bedroom community with petrochemical plants and clandestine labs producing crystal methamphetamine, according to its top elected official.