6 chefs told us where their favorite fried chicken is in Baton Rouge. Here’s...
For some, the pinnacle of great food is food that is battered, seasoned and fried. Chicken is no exclusion. Fried chicken is fuel for the soul, and it’s sold in restaurants, mom-and-pop establishments, food trucks, gas stations and drive-thrus throughout Baton Rouge. But where is the best of the best?
Baton Rouge school board gives LaMont Cole two-year authority over job descriptions
In an innovative move, the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board is giving Superintendent LaMont Cole the power to approve or revise all job descriptions for the next two years. In return, Cole has to update and clean up descriptions for his 6,000 employees — as well as part-timers and...
“Everybody sticks together”: Brusly residents collect donations for Tropical Storm Arthur victims
BRUSLY, La. (WAFB) - Residents are collecting donations to support communities affected by Tropical Storm Arthur. Danny Rabalais has spent the past two days (June 20 & 21) organizing donation trailers in Brusly for residents to bring supplies for storm victims. “There are a lot of people from Avoyelles Parish...
Roller skating offers mental health reset for skaters of all ages
BATON ROUGE, La. (Aging Untold) — At Skate Galaxy in Baton Rouge, roller skating has become more than a hobby for regulars who say the rink offers a mental reset. Coach LT Otis has been skating since he was 5. He is now in his 70s and teaches the basics to new skaters.
Letters: Recruiters from other states will make sure Black athletes know La.’s policies
Regarding Will Sutton's column, “The NAACP wants Black athletes to boycott schools like LSU. Should they?”. To be clear, the NAACP wants the athletes to boycott schools in states that have eliminated Black voting districts. So, to suggest that Black athletes don't have plenty of other options is unrealistic.
A law firm is renovating upper floors of its downtown Baton Rouge office, plus...
Here is a list of commercial and residential building permits issued by East Baton Rouge Parish Government for the week of June 15-18. 291 S FLANNERY ROAD, occupancy to store catering items; applicant and owner, Jeremy Patt. 11315 FLORIDA BLVD., turn an existing ready to operate business into clothes, shoes,...
Louisiana’s Rapidly-Growing Baton Rouge Suburb Has Tasty Local Bites, Historic Charm, And Friendly Vibes
If you're looking for a fun excursion from Baton Rouge or another worthwhile pushpin on the map to pop into while exploring Louisiana, you won't want to overlook the Baton Rouge suburb of Addis. This welcoming town pairs an interesting past with a growing food scene, all wrapped up with a healthy dose of small-town cha
APSO: Warrant issued for suspect in connection with fatal shooting
Detectives with the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office received an arrest warrant for a suspect in connection with a fatal shooting. According to an APSO news release, 21-year-old Marquell Green of Geismar was wanted for second-degree murder. Per the release, deputies responded to a residence along Kerry Road in Geismar
Louisiana SNAP recipients now earn bonus benefits for buying fresh produce
Louisiana families receiving SNAP benefits can now earn additional food assistance simply by purchasing fresh fruits and vegetables. Through the Louisiana Carrot Initiative, SNAP recipients receive a 30-cent bonus for every $1 spent on fresh produce at participating Walmart and Walmart Neighborhood Market locations acr
Baton Rouge Fire Department responds to Monday morning house fire on Progress Road
BATON ROUGE — The Baton Rouge Fire Department responded to a house fire on Progress Road early Monday morning. According to the department, the crews arrived around 5:45 a.m. to find smoke and flames coming from the back of the home. Firefighters searched the residence before extinguishing the fire, containing the dama

















