Fat Cow on Highland closes after 11 years

Fat Cow Burgers and Salads on Highland Road just south of LSU has permanently...

Should Louisiana end Entergy’s monopoly?

Like other investor-owned utilities, Entergy Louisiana is a for-profit monopoly. No matter how upset their customers get, they can’t take their business elsewhere. 

South EBR, Burbank could be new nexus of commercial development

As Baton Rouge continues to spread south, land that might otherwise have been considered too expensive to develop might begin to look more appealing. 

Baton Rouge chiropractor helps track athletes shine at world championships

Jonathan Hymel has been the chiropractor for LSU athletics for about 12 years. He returned this week from the world track-and-field championships in Eugene, Oregon, where he witnessed elite athletic performances by current and former LSU athletes.

‘The Iron Claw’ starring Zac Efron prepares to film in Baton Rouge

The Iron Claw, a scripted film about professional wrestling starring Zac Efron, is preparing to film in Baton Rouge. 

Here’s where young adults who leave the Capital Region are going

Houston, Dallas and Atlanta, in that order, are the most popular destinations for young...

LSU football coach Brian Kelly talks NIL, leadership, quarterback battle

While addressing a much-larger-than-usual Rotary Club of Baton Rouge audience in a Tiger Stadium conference room today, LSU head football coach Brian Kelly sounded a lot like a company CEO.

CATS oversight, foul odors, homelessness dot today’s Metro Council agenda

Two Metro Council members are calling for an investigation of the official conduct of...

Baton Rouge film industry exec sees growing opportunities through streaming

The film industry is still catching up after the COVID-19-induced shutdown, says Katie Pryor, who directs the Film Baton Rouge office. 

OLOL reevaluating planned construction projects amid rising costs

Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center officials are “reassessing the timing” of planned construction projects as the expected costs to build them rise.