EBR Animal Control has some thoughts
Some public officials who oversee childhood vaccinations avoid talking about them. East Baton Rouge Parish Animal Control has taken a different approach with pets, and it's refreshing.
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Party like a Swede
Two peoples not known for being the life of the party. One already has a holiday.
Wisdom of the Mexican restaurant line
Caldo de Res is as good as someone's mamma's gumbo. Try the version from Ideal Market first.
Working 9 to 5? Dolly's got Community Coffee
BREC sets the ground rules
Thursday's City-Brooks community meeting is structured feedback—not a public debate.
Corner drugstores are being repurposed
Two pharmacies in Baton Rouge will feed the demand of residents and students around them
Hear the wisdom of the 'Sake Ninja'
BREADA's new teaching kitchen at Main Street Market launches a summer culinary series—and the first two acts are sake and wine.
Here comes the sun
Your sunscreen is lying to you.
Same city, different future
The debate over City-Brooks is really the same fight Baton Rouge has been having with itself for two decades.
A troubling sign
The visual pollution ordinances exist. The court exists. The enforcement doesn't.
Screens out, mummies in
Visit Baton Rouge has a passport that turns "I'm bored" into a summer project— mummies, castles, science and all.
Lawsuit questions St. George's existence
Muddy politics of urban water
The restoration project has transformed the shorelines. A future phase is being designed. Get your questions answered this evening.
Old tech, real problem
Your old electronics have nowhere to go. Here's the closest thing Baton Rouge has to a solution.
When hell rains and the sun shines
'The devil is beating his wife.' It's a Southern idiom with a foggy backstory.
Rewriting the obesity playbook
Pennington Biomedical didn't just study the new childhood obesity framework. Three of its faculty helped write it.
📅 Baton Rouge: Week at a Glance | June 8–14
Why it matters: Two major public meetings in three days put the future of University Lakes and City-Brooks squarely before the community—and Baton Rouge's newest theatre company opens its doors Friday night.
🗓️ Thursday, June 11
🎨 LSU Museum of Art: Free Summer Reception—6–8 p.m.
Downtown living
Plan Baton Rouge III is betting that downtown can be a place where life happens, not just shared experiences.
BREC's other park
Parks and Rec, no joke
Good fences, worse neighbors
Privacy is fine. Isolation isn't. There's a difference.