Letters: The quiet disenfranchisement of East Baton Rouge voters
Attorney General Liz Murrill’s recent motion to force the recusal of three Black judges in Baton Rouge — Chief Judge Donald R. Johnson, Judge Ronald R. Johnson and Judge Gail Horne Ray — is a direct assault on the voters who put them on the bench. By...
🎁 Freebies Up for Grabs in Baton Rouge — Furniture, Decor & More
Looking for something useful or fun without spending a dime? Here are a few free items currently available around Baton Rouge — from furniture to festive decor and even a puzzle for the kids.
Longtime journalist turned filmmaker says his Acadiana roots drive search for culture, beauty
James Edmunds, born in New Iberia, has been an English teacher, photographer, writer, editor, photo editor, radio announcer and more. He has written for Newsweek, Louisiana Life, The Dallas Times-Herald, Figaro, Gris-Gris and others. In 1980, he and a partner founded The Times of Acadiana, where Edmunds served as the editor for the first five years and associate publisher for three years...
St. Francis hosts groundbreaking for new Internal Medicine Clinic
The St. Francis Medical Group announced it is hosting a blessing of the soil and groundbreaking on Thursday, April, 9 for their new Internal Medicine Clinic.
Public meeting on future of City-Brooks Community Park set for June
A public meeting about the future of City-Brooks Community Park has shifted from April to June.
Extra LPSO deputies to remain at Live Oak High School Friday
WATSON — Livingston Parish Sheriff’s deputies remain at Live Oak High School after a threatening phone call Friday morning to the school. According to LPSO, the school’s administrators reported receiving a call around 9 a.m. Friday morning. The caller made a threat to come on campus, per officials. UWK has confirmed that investigators have not […] The post Extra LPSO deputies to remain at Live Oak...
Former LSU head coach Johnny Jones joins Will Wade’s coaching staff
Johnny Jones is returning to LSU as an assistant coach on Will Wade's staff after spending eight years as the head coach of the Texas Southern Tigers.
Baton Rouge business owner offers jobs and mentorship as community advocates call for more...
BATON ROUGE — As summer approaches and crime often rises, some in the community are looking for ways to keep young people safe and out of trouble. Bryan Glover has opened his doors at G&T Tires on Plank Road to young people in the community for nearly three decades, giving them not just a job but direction.
MidDay with Darla: Boys & Girls Clubs of Acadiana Crawfish Crawl Car Raffle Grand...
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Acadiana announced the grand prize winner of its annual Crawfish Crawl Car Raffle on Friday, April 10. Kelly Ann Sanchez won the 2026 Nissan Sentra. The raffle is part of the organization's fundraising efforts to support local youth programs. Gulf Coast Bank and Giles Gives Back partnered with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Acadiana to help make...
Baton Rouge Shake-Up: Louisiana Bill Lets Public Colleges Dump Longtime Accreditor
Louisiana lawmakers are flirting with a major shake-up in higher education oversight, and they are moving quickly. Senate Bill 304 would let the state's public colleges and universities seek a different accreditor instead of the long‑standing Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Filed by Sen. Rick Edmonds of Baton Rouge, the proposal tells the Board of Regents to adopt...
















