Baton Rouge's plan. Does it deliver?
RedEye analyses the mayor's unreleased strategic plan. What it says—and what it doesn't
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Worth every penny
Why Kim Mulkey is worth far more than the bottom line
Feeding seniors or building empires?
A state audit of the East Baton Rouge Council on Aging shows the agency closed fiscal year 2025 with a net position of $16.3 million—a healthy balance sheet for a nonprofit that was running on $3.2 million a year before EBR voters approved a dedicated property tax
BREC targets pension overhaul
The parks system is making big moves, reducing expenses to invest in recreation
BR Dead last. A decade of proof.
Where a city ranks on growth, prosperity, and inclusion determines whether its residents can find good jobs, build wealth and access opportunity.
Perkins Overpass gets missing link
Bike, walking paths will connect the restaurant district with neighborhoods
Breaking away
On May 16, East Baton Rouge Parish voters will decide whether to amend the Louisiana Constitution to allow the City of St. George to establish its own independent school district—one of the most consequential education votes in the region's recent history.
The amendment requires majority approval both