+4 Remember P.E.? In ¶¶Òõh, it’s due for a strong comeback, with new guidelines. By MARGARET DELANEY | Staff writer 8 sec ago Tevin Moton takes training seriously. Every morning he has a group doing something new.
Ultra-processed foods: why they’re so hard to resist BY MOLLY KIMBALL - RD, CSSD 4 hrs ago Ultra-processed foods have been a hot topic in wellness conversations, and for good reason. Research continues to link diets high in these foods with anxiety and inflammation, obesity, Type 2 …
+4 Advancing care, improving lives: The impact of research at Ochsner Baton Rouge BY AMANDA MCELFRESH | BRANDED CONTENT SPECIALIST 4 hrs ago Each day, physicians are working to answer some of medicine’s biggest questions: Can a new therapy help patients recover more quickly? Can it reduce debilitating symptoms? Can it prevent injur…
+28 Photos: International Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo continues tradition since 1928 By SOPHIA GERMER | Staff photographer 18 hrs ago The International Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo returned for another year, continuing a tradition that began in 1928. The rodeo is the oldest continuously running fishing tournament in the United St…
+2 Free men's health clinic, summer toy drive and more Louisian health news By MARGARET DELANEY | Staff writer Jul 25, 2026 Health Notes is an occasional listing of health happenings around ¶¶Òõh. Have something you'd like to share? Contact us at margaret.delaney@theadvocate.com.
+3 A first taste of the new banana Hubig's Pies, how to get them and a delicious DIY hack BY IAN MCNULTY | Staff writer Updated Jul 24, 2026 Hubig’s Pie lovers with long flavor memories will recall the banana pie, a seasonal treat from the local hand pie maker.
+2 Faith Matters: Catholic speaker finds happiness in 'Theology of the Body' teachings BY TERRY ROBINSON | Contributing writer Jul 24, 2026 The right theology led Evan Lemoine to happiness and his life's calling.
A Baton Rouge needlepoint shop is moving into a new location, with plans for mahjong. See where. BY JOY HOLDEN | Staff writer Jul 24, 2026 Baton Rouge needlepoint enthusiasts have a new gathering spot as The Red Stitch moves to its permanent location on 7517 Jefferson Hwy, doubling its current space and offering a larger communit…
+6 This Baton Rouge shelter lets you date a dog, so Cognac and I watched ‘90s cartoons BY MADDIE SCOTT | Staff writer Jul 24, 2026 It was a rainy Monday afternoon, and I was sitting on the couch watching "Courage the Cowardly Dog" with a 65-pound furball pure of heart.
+16 Waterfront luxury in Covington has pool, bulkhead for $4.75M BY VICTOR ANDREWS | Staff writer Jul 24, 2026 This recently built home blends elements of traditional style with the luxuries of modern-day life.
+3 'The Great Food Truck Race': New Orleans team off and running (and cooking). Here's the details. BY JUDY BERGERON | Staff writer Jul 24, 2026 Learning on the job is one thing; learning while $50,000 is on the line is quite another.
Religion Briefs: A revival, Back 2 School Bash and Community Grill & Chill Jul 24, 2026 First Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, 575 Education St., Baton Rouge, will host a revival Tuesday-Thursday, Aug. 4-6, with prayer, praise and worship from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., followed by the…
+3 Community: Radio Project reunion; Lakeshore Lions and Submarine Veterans gather Jul 24, 2026 COMMUNITY SUBMISSIONS GUIDELINES: The Community column runs Sundays in the Living section and accepts submissions for news of events that have taken place with civic, philanthropic, social and…
Summer traveling with kids? The doctor sympathizes and shares this advice. BY SCOTT HAMILTON | Contributing writer Jul 24, 2026 Oschner peiatrics
+2 A New Orleans 7-year-old went viral for his stunts outside Pal’s. Now he’s going to the X Games. By KASEY BUBNASH | Staff writer Updated Jul 24, 2026 If you live in New Orleans and have any sort of social media presence at all, you’ve probably seen the video of 7-year-old Canan Cutler flying past Pal’s Lounge while standing on his blue and …
+3 Baton Rouge-born, Nashville-inspired fried chicken chain closes its Florida Boulevard location BY MADDIE SCOTT | Staff writer Jul 23, 2026 The business started as a food truck in 2020 and has since expanded to three locations.Â
Quiana Lynell, Floyd Brown tribute, George Bell and more live music in Baton Rouge area this week Jul 23, 2026 FRIDAY
Kids at the Old State Capitol, That '70s Band and more: 3 things to do this weekend Jul 23, 2026 Running the show
+9 Here are 14 ice cream parlors to try in the South. See if your favorite made the list. BY CHERÉ COEN | Contributing writer Jul 23, 2026 Technically, July is National Ice Cream Month, established by President Ronald Reagan in 1984.
+8 ‘We believe in redemption’: How ¶¶Òõh Parole Project paves a path from prison release BY JOY HOLDEN | Staff writer Updated Jul 23, 2026 Andrew Hundley was released after 19 years at ¶¶Òõh State Penitentiary and immediately committed to helping others transition from prison through founding the ¶¶Òõh Parole Project with…
+4 Tired of beach bars, tourist spots? Try these 10 Mississippi Coast restaurants loved by locals. BY MARTHA SANCHEZ | Staff writer Jul 23, 2026 The Mississippi Coast has hundreds of dining options, including classic beach restaurants and bars. But visitors sometimes overlook these 10 spots away from the waterfront beloved by locals.
Save the date for the 2026 Greater Baton Rouge State Fair. See when, where. Staff report Updated Jul 23, 2026 The annual Greater Baton Rouge State Fair will return Oct. 22 through Nov. 1 for 11 days of family fun and entertainment at Airline Highway Park and Fairgrounds, 16072 Airline Highway in St. George.
U.S. death rate falls to pre-pandemic levels, but Louisian’s rate is higher. See the data. By MARGARET DELANEY | Staff writer Jul 23, 2026 The U.S. death rate fell 4.6% last year, a return to a trend before COVID-19.
+3 Baton Rouge is getting another ‘toasted’ subs spot. See where it’s going and when it’ll open. BY MADDIE SCOTT | Staff writer Jul 22, 2026 A new Cheba Hut location is joining the mix in Baton Rouge.
+5 Popular Catholic podcast taps Baton Rouge priest to host family version of 'The Bible in a Year' BY JOY HOLDEN | Staff writer Updated Jul 22, 2026 The Rev. Joshua Johnson, pastor at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church and School, hosts Ascension Press’s new Bible in a Year Family Edition podcast for kids aged 7 to 12 and their parents, launchin…
+5 12 concerts hitting Baton Rouge and Lafayette before October: Here's a preview. BY JUDY BERGERON | Staff writer Jul 22, 2026 Before another football season marches in, fans will want to plan their music outings around the big games. Here's a look at a dozen shows coming your way now through September.Â
It's the perfect time to try a summer cocktail. Here are two opportunities in Baton Rouge. BY LAUREN CHERAMIE | Staff writer Jul 22, 2026 New food and drinks on the blockÂ
+9 At Desiderata Kitchen, this Baton Rouge chef’s life flipped, and now she can cook for anyone BY MADDIE SCOTT | Staff writer Jul 22, 2026 Meet Ciara Finley, the owner and chef behind downtown’s Desiderata Kitchen. After fighting for her daughter’s health, she now cooks for any diet, allergy or food intolerance.