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Tisha Powell

Tisha Powell

Anchor & Reporter at WAFB-TV

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Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • Investigative Reporting
  • Local News
  • National News
  • Regional News
  • City News
  • Community News

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Recent Articles

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Profiles in Black History: The history of couples Jumping the Broom

Profiles in Black History: The history of couples Jumping the Broom
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Meet Your Neighbor: Thrive Academy

Thrive Academy is a boarding school in Baton Rouge working to create a space for middle and high school students who do not have a safe environment at home or a place to call home.
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Autism Awareness Month: Leroy’s Lipsmack’n Lemonade

One family in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is spreading autism awareness by serving up their brand of lemonade.
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Congressman Garret Graves speaks out about TikTok ban, border crisis

Congressman Garret Graves spoke with WAFB’S Tisha Powell about the TikTok ban, border crisis and other issues on Thursday, April 25.
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Meet Your Neighbor: Death doula Robin Blanche

A rapidly growing profession is working to make the discussion and reality of death a bit easier.
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Breaking barriers through bowling

At 80 and 83, Alden McDonald and Walter “Woody” Woodruff have not only witnessed history but have worked to change it.
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Louisiana woman celebrates World Afro Day

A Louisiana woman who has taken her hair to new heights is known around the world for her famous Afro hairstyle.
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Programs work to prevent the spread of HIV to babies in Baton Rouge

The numbers are disturbing. More than 1.2 million Americans are living with HIV and many more are at risk for infection.
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The Peace Corps calls for renewed support after providing over 60 y...

After a two-year pandemic-driven hiatus, the international service organization has fallen from 7,000 volunteers to a little more than 2,800.
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Youth give negro spirituals new life

In Baton Rouge, local musicians old and young are working together to preserve this precious legacy.
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A Golden Legacy: The art of Little Golden Books

Much of this original artwork is now on display at the LSU Museum of Art