Public school enrollment is declining. Three reasons why
Less money for education is the result, more so for smaller systems in rural areas.
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Movies aren't dead yet
A rainy holiday weekend, a Star Wars blockbuster and a comedian's crusade to make movies affordable again—Baton Rouge theaters are rewriting the rules of a night out.
Cookie diplomacy
Love purple, bleed gold
Test planting on Government could fix more medians
Baton Rouge is spread out, spread thin
St. George said yes, EBR shouted no
Raises approved, debt deferred
Analysis
Baton Rouge is spread out, spread thin
Baton Rouge has become one of America’s most sprawling cities, spending decades pushing outward one subdivision and strip mall at a time, swallowing vast amounts of land without adding many more people.
Now there's a report card for it. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health’s
It's not your forever neighbor
Where did everyone go?
Dare to dream
EBR's poverty crisis
How Baton Rouge could spend less at the pump
La.'s gas taxes are a small gift—with a catch
Get Out
Korean culture has landed on Florida Boulevard
Seoul Stop is a convenience store, a photo booth, a claw machine, a ramen bar, and a carnival all at once. A second location is coming soon.
The backyard bird social club
📅 Baton Rouge: Week at a Glance | May 18–25
A sack is being hackied
Three years of restaurant openings, mapped
The drink menu is having a moment
