Sports & Entertainment

LSU, Wade push on in NCAA tournament despite cloud of suspicion

The enduring controversy that prevented LSU's Will Wade from coaching his team in the...

Baton Rouge casinos see 14% revenue drop from prior February

Like most of the casinos in the state, Baton Rouge’s trio of riverboat casinos...

Movies roll again at most Baton Rouge theaters

Some of Baton Rouge’s movie theaters have reopened, while others remain closed one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting the beginning of the gradual road to recovery for the U.S. entertainment industry.

Circle Bowl closing after 62 years

Baton Rouge bowling alley Circle Bowl will close April 1 after six decades in...

River Center Theater renovation cost increases to $16.26M

While work crews continue the renovation of the 45-year-old River Center Theater downtown, the...

Louisiana Marathon running this weekend despite pandemic

Like most things this past COVID-riddled year, the Louisiana Marathon will look a lot...
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Topgolf competitor GolfSuites coming to Baton Rouge

A new golfing venue is moving into the Baton Rouge market—and is developing its...

Sports gamblers may have to wait until 2022 to legally bet in Louisiana

Voters in most parishes supported the legalization of sports gambling last Nov. 3, but...

Silly Rabbit Comedy Club planning Baton Rouge location

Shedrick Marshall wants to rezone a property on Airline Highway, near the All Star Lanes bowling alley, from C2, or heavy commercial, to CAB-2, which is typically designated for bars and lounges, to make room for Silly Rabbit Comedy Club.

Federal aid for closed entertainment venues could be a race for cash 

In December, Congress created a $15 billion grant fund for clubs and performance spaces,...