Business owners push for action as homelessness and blight impact Baton Rouge clinic @WBRZ
Business owners push for action as homelessness and blight impact Baton Rouge clinic @WBRZ
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The City of Baton Rouge is actively working with the homeless population along Florida Boulevard. In one area, there's a health clinic surrounded by abandoned properties. Clinic officials have reached out to WBRZ, asking for more help to keep their patients and employees safe.

First aired 8/18/2026

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Business owner's push for action as homelessness and blight impact Baton Rouge clinic

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