🤩 CONGRATULATIONS and best of luck to WAFB Morning Show Superstar Producer, Jacob Cheatwood! 📺🖊️ Jacob is starting a brand new chapter and today was his last day with us at WAFB. We're so proud. You will be missed! 💙
For 9-year-old Madelyn Quinn, the path to #TheMasters was part of her bucket list, which also included getting a new heart and meeting her idol, Tiger Woods.
“I’ve been living my best life,” she told @DavidBegnaud. “I’m so happy and thankful.”
Here is a remarkable story of second chances. After I hired a man to train my dog, he started the first session by saying I have something to tell you that I tell all my clients: I killed a man & I was serving a life sentence until Governor Jerry Brown gave me a second chance.
LSU Tigers @LSUwbkb coach Kim Mulkey @KimMulkey joins TODAY to celebrate her team’s historic NCAA women’s basketball championship win, the first in the school’s history.
Raymond Flanks, who was exonerated and released from prison in November after serving nearly 39 years, receives a warm welcome at today’s “Freedom for the Wrongfully Imprisoned” panel discussion!
LSU Law students raised more than $26,000 for @MakeAWish and Jesse Corcoran, a 6-year-old Louisiana boy who is battling a congenital heart disease, at the Barrister Bowl! Thanks @theadvocatebr for highlighting this outstanding event by our students! @LSU
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“It allowed me to give love in a way that a mother should”: In 2015, Sara Cunningham started @FreeMomHugs to literally embrace the LGBTQ+ community.
She says she initially rejected her son when he came out to her — but a stranger’s story helped change her heart.
Here she is in all her glory: 105 year old Julia Hawkins of Baton Rouge, Louisiana set a world record, this past weekend, when she ran 100 meters.
She’s funny, energetic, and as we learned when we met her, tender, when she start to tell her own story.