LSU’s law school reaches a new milestone for women—but still lags

Compared to Louisiana's other three law schools, the university still maintains the smallest percentage of female students for every year but one dating back to 2011—and remains behind behind the national average for female enrollment.

After more than 30 years, Garden District Nursery to close

This spring, as the weather grows warmer and the flowers begin to bloom, one...

Kirkland’s in Towne Center closing in March

The Kirkland’s in the Towne Center at Cedar Lodge is shuttering its doors at...

Sewer line discovery delays Green Light work at Nicholson, Brightside 

The discovery of an unexpected sewer line by construction crews working at the intersection...

Is The Chimes expanding to Lafayette?

A mixed-use development planned for a busy corner of Lafayette is advertising The Chimes...

LSU football nets $56.6M for 2019 fiscal year, up more than $1M from ’18

LSU’s football program led the school’s athletic program in generating revenues, netting $56.6 million...

Drago’s quietly opens doors, plans grand opening Monday

After years of planning, the Cvitanovich family has quietly opened the doors to Drago’s...

BRAC focusing on education, transportation, blight concerns

Baton Rouge Area Chamber President and CEO Adam Knapp outlined five goals the agency...

Audit: State IT department lacks procedures, struggles with staffing

The Louisiana Legislative Auditor published a report this morning citing issues with the state’s...

Eric Lane buys property next to Florida Boulevard dealership

Eric Lane, president of Gerry Lane Enterprises, has purchased more than 3 acres of...