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Football is back: Preview LSU’s season opener at UCLA 

LSU football’s season opener couldn’t have come at a better time. It’s been nearly a...

Red Stick Social, coffee shops providing cool air, internet and a break from Ida

Red Stick Social, inside the restored Electric Depot on Government Street, plans to open...

Hype builds for LSU football as preseason honors keep rolling in

It happens every year. It feels inevitable. No matter how cautious, reasonable and level-headed fans...

Going to Tiger Stadium? LSU to require proof of COVID-19 vaccination or negative test

LSU will require all Tiger Stadium guests 12 years of age and older to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours prior to entry, the university announced this morning.

Chelsea’s Live music venue planned for Nicholson Drive

Chelsea’s Café, a longtime bar, restaurant and live music venue that closed in 2015, will open late this year as Chelsea’s Live, three people behind the project announced. C

See which LSU athletes have announced NIL deals

When the NCAA’s name, image and likeness rules were finalized in July, LSU athletes, like many of their counterparts across the country, pounced on brand deals—from Smoothie King to PSD Underwear.
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Saints alter season ticket refund policy amid pressure

Amid public and political scrutiny, the New Orleans Saints have adopted a new refund policy allowing fans to relinquish their season tickets and get their money back.

Don’t wager on betting on LSU to start the season in Baton Rouge

Sports betting in Louisiana may not begin until mid football season, says Ronnie Johns, chairman of the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, but Baton Rouge is already preparing.

Take a peek at the newly renovated River Center Performing Arts Theatre 

After a three-year renovation, the River Center Performing Arts Theatre is finally set to reopen in September, just in time for a full slate of events.

Here are the latest Baton Rouge events canceled or postponed due to COVID

Louisiana’s COVID-19 numbers keep breaking records, with a total of 3,012 people hospitalized as...