Tag Archives: Science

Watchdog groups say they are alarmed by the actions of President Donald Trump and his staff, who environmentalists say are doing irreparable damage to the planet by constantly grabbing at straws.

The nation's space agency says it is working on an ambitious project in the hopes of making contact with a strange, alien world inhabited by millions of Fox News devotees.

Area tree specialists have been fielding lots of calls from Baton Rouge property owners wishing to see ball moss eradicated from their trees. What say you?

A group of researchers announced they've changed the classification of Louisiana’s capital city from solid to liquid.

A study commissioned by President Donald Trump revealed water is not just wet but also often proves to be a major problem associated with hurricanes.

Former mayoral candidate Gordon Mese makes his first show appearance with Jeremy White and Evan Rabalais. They talk mostly about Hurricane Harvey and Joel Osteen. They also deal with a libertarian heckler.

President Donald Trump’s body has been taken over by a person from the future, a phenomenon commonly known as being “Quantum Leaped,” according to the White House. The admission comes following a mysterious tweet from the president earlier this morning that simply said, “Oh boy.” “Some younger Americans may be unfamiliar with the hit ’90s program Quantum Leap,” White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders explained, referencing the TV show from which the phenomenon draws its name, “but all earlier indications have been confirmed. President Trump is currently inhabited by someone — a scientist, we believe — from the future, and will remain so until that person’s mission has been completed.” When asked about the nature of the mission of the person controlling the commander in chief, Sanders said she couldn’t elaborate, adding that she hopes this won’t be a season cliffhanger. “Even with his numerous side conversations with an invisible …

Patrick Mulhearn lists the myriad celebrity couples who broke up after coming through Baton Rouge. Jeremy White and Sunny Weathers opine why our city kills celebrity relationships.