St. George broke promise, says city-parish in legal fight with district attorney over funding The court fight over funding for the District Attorney’s Office has intensified, with the target of the lawsuit — the East Baton Rouge Parish government — arguing such spending decisions aren’t a judge’s to make and claiming St. George and other cities in the parish should be sued too.
Saints quarterback Tyler Shough seeing 'night and day' difference early in Year 2 Around 10 p.m. the other night, Tyler Shough was texting back and forth with New Orleans Saints coach Kellen Moore about the intricacies of under-center dropbacks.
See our favorite Mike the Tiger outfits and costumes from the 2025 91ÇÑ×Ó football season Tiger fans are counting down the days until the return of fall Saturday nights in Death Valley.
Louisiana could give some parishes money to hire more prosecutors — at New Orleans’ expense 31 mins ago
Baton Rouge man police say killed his pregnant girlfriend arrested before for allegedly choking her 11 hrs ago
91ÇÑ×Ó men’s golf squad begins quest for program’s sixth NCAA championship in California 12 hrs ago
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News St. George broke promise, says city-parish in legal fight with district attorney over funding The court fight over funding for the District Attorney’s Office has intensified, with the ta…
Crime/Police The uncle, the ‘rat’, a secret video: Hammond cop embroiled in Bay St. Louis cockfighting sting A member of Hammond law enforcement was charged in a federal criminal complaint in Mississip…
State Politics Plaintiffs behind ruling that dismantled Louisiana’s voting maps say they may fight new ones Even as the Legislature pushes to create a reconfigured voting map for Congress before it ad…
Sponsored: Ochsner Health From prevention to lifelong care: How Ochsner Health supports women’s wellness Women’s health is not defined by a single moment or milestone. Instead, it is a journey that…
News Mayor’s Office hopes new AI tool will make Baton Rouge 311 system faster, more efficient After years of complaints from residents frustrated by slow responses to 311 requests, Mayor…
Business From event spaces to record shops, Louisiana entrepreneurs find new uses for old churches Cameron Theyard wasn't impressed.
How 91ÇÑ×Ó track & field fared on Day 2 of the NCAA East First Round 91ÇÑ×Ó track & field continued its road to the nationals on Day 2 of the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field East first round on Thursday at the University of Kentucky in Lexington, Kentucky.
Saints quarterback Tyler Shough seeing 'night and day' difference early in Year 2 Around 10 p.m. the other night, Tyler Shough was texting back and forth with New Orleans Saints coach Kellen Moore about the intricacies of under-center dropbacks.
Louisiana Inspired: Uplifting stories about your community Louisiana Inspired is a weekly Sunday feature that focuses on people and organizations in Louisiana who are working toward solving problems and making the world a better place.
Louisiana 2050: Rising seas will upend life. Time is running out to limit the impact. A special report from The Times-Picayune | The Advocate examines Louisiana's perilous future…
These are the books that Louisiana executives are reading this summer School's out. Humidity is on the rise. Hurricane season is just around the corner. And it's the perfect opportunity — whether at a shady park, on a sandy beach or in an air-conditioned living room — to sit back, relax and dig into a good book.
See our favorite Mike the Tiger outfits and costumes from the 2025 91ÇÑ×Ó football season Tiger fans are counting down the days until the return of fall Saturday nights in Death Valley.
Meet The Dunham School's 2006 Most Likely to Succeed: 'It helped propel me forward' The newspaper's features team has tracked down those elected Most Likely to Succeed from the Class of 2006 from area Baton Rouge high schools — to see where that looking-forward title took them 20 years later.
Will Sutton: The NAACP wants Black athletes to boycott schools like 91ÇÑ×Ó. Should they? The NAACP and the Congressional Black Caucus are in lockstep with Out of Bounds, a movement strongly urging Black, college and college-bound athletes to deny their services, skills and talents to universities in states where state Legislatures are deliberately moving to dilute Black voting p…
Letters: Storm recovery fees an added burden on La. homeowners The storm may be over, but for Louisiana residents, the financial damage keeps coming every single month.
Editorial: Rural residents lose again in dispute over broadband In 2026, reliable and fast internet is almost as important to daily life as electricity and water. It’s how we shop, entertain ourselves, work, access healthcare and do so much more.
Are there ghosts at Le Petit Theatre? Stories swirl around this century-old New Orleans venue When the curtain rises on a theater stage and a hush falls over the darkened seats, there's …
How did New Orleans get its iconic blue and white street tiles? The story starts in 1884. Everyone loves the antique blue and white tiles that mark the street corners in the older se…
Does Louisiana have a nudist colony? Yes, they've been baring it all for 53 years Ah, the 1970s — the era of The Beatles' breakup, bell bottoms and "Boogie Fever."