Benjamin Leger

Does the new Jubans live up to its storied history?

Much has changed in the fine-dining world since Jubans first opened 40 years ago....

Southern University aims for enrollment surge through new master plan

It’s a blueprint for a future version of the historically Black university, with a more pedestrian-friendly landscape; a new student union and student housing; a riverfront bluff promenade to rival downtown’s riverfront; and plenty of other improvements.

Bar hopping through the Capital Region’s bevy of craft breweries

And though a statewide brewery tour might be a long-term project for the avid beer drinker, we wanted to highlight some of the hotspots around Baton Rouge that could lead to a hoppy weekend:

Baton Rouge congressional district in crosshairs of redistricting battle

Louisiana’s 2nd congressional district, which includes parts of Baton Rouge, is regularly ranked by voting rights groups as among the most gerrymandered in the country.

Smart Growth Summit returns with focus on pandemic recovery, climate change 

One of the silver linings of “going virtual” during the pandemic, at least for local organizations, was being able to reach a broader digital audience, and, in turn, gathering ideas from experts who might not have been able to visit Baton Rouge otherwise.

Roxi Victorian creates new home for Baton Rouge professional dance

Nyama Contemporary Dance Company will get a big start next year as one of the companies in residence at the Arts Council’s new community arts center.

15 Baton Rouge plans and ideas to look forward to

Imagine a day spent kayaking on the lakes from LSU to City Park, or cycling around them on a dedicated path or taking a train to New Orleans.