Baton Rouge leaders celebrated the completion of a MOVEBR road project with a ceremony and announcement of its new name ...

Baton Rouge Gallery center for contemporary art, 1515 Dalrymple Drive, Baton Rouge, is showing work by artist members Mary ...

The Baton Rouge Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in locating a woman who was reported missing in February ...

After an impactful session for Baton Rouge, council members strengthened their voice with lawmakers in hopes of protecting ...

The U.S. Bowling Congress Open Championships delivered more than $125 million in economic impact to Baton Rouge during its ...

According to officials, the 311 call center will continue to receive and log public works requests from St. George residents ...

Kenneth Odom died six years after his son, a delivery driver, was shot to death. He never got to see the alleged killer ...

Baton Rouge's own is Sports Illustrated royalty. She and her sisters are taking the NYC fashion world by storm -- and there's ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — A bill that gives the local government more authority in dealing with blighted property has advanced in the regular legislative session.

WalletHub ranked Shreveport, Louisiana, as the sixth most stressed city in the U.S., based on factors like work, finances, family, and health and safety. Baton Rouge and New Orleans also ranked ...