Sports & Entertainment

Blues music series coming to downtown Baton Rouge this month 

With warm weekend weather ahead, Friday nights during Louisiana summers beg for a celebration....

Pay to play: LSU launches sports streaming service

LSU announced Monday afternoon it is launching a subscription-based streaming service called LSU Gold that will feature "behind-the-scenes documentary series, in-depth interviews, premium podcasts, and more.”

WRKF Radio Drama Club brings theater to local airwaves

Once upon a time, before 24-hour news cycles and infinite streaming and social media,...

Go behind the scenes with Garth Brooks before his sold-out Tiger Stadium show 

Garth Brooks never considered himself a “cool kid.” As the best-selling artist in the U.S.—and with countless awards and broken records to his name—that may be hard to believe.

Bourbon Society of Baton Rouge is about much more than bourbon

Though we may be a ways away from Kentucky, Baton Rouge is inarguably a...

Greater Baton Rouge State Fair moving to Gonzales after 50 years 

After more than 50 years of hosting the Greater Baton Rouge State Fair in Louisiana's capital city, organizers plan to move it
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Baton Rouge riverboat casinos see $2M April revenue drop from March

Baton Rouge’s three riverboat casinos posted a drop of more than $2 million in April, the first collective loss since January. 

Louisiana colleges, boosters could soon pay student-athletes directly for NIL use

Legislation that would allow Louisiana universities and their deep-pocketed supporters to pay student-athletes directly moved one step closer to the governor’s desk Wednesday.

Baton Rouge’s first Black-owned comedy club fulfills entrepreneur’s vision

Baton Rouge entrepreneur and retired comedian Shedrick “Seddy Sed” Marshall has always wanted to open his own comedy club

High school stars now cashing in on NIL deals

Ian Jackson and Johnuel “Boogie” Fland are among the brightest stars in the firmament...