Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of January.
Good morning, Baton Rouge.
Eleven attorneys and two paralegals from McGlinchey will join Adams & Reese in Baton Rouge on Jan.
16 to boost its corporate and real estate practice, nearly doubling the firm's team; more details will be announced next week.
Louisiana pet day care businesses are thriving as the US industry valued at $1.7B sees growth due to innovative services and luxury amenities.
Local operators such as franchise owner Trey Boone and boutique provider Amanda Floyd are adapting offerings (including themed events) to meet rising customer demand.
King Cake season is underway in Baton Rouge — Carnival offers locals the chance to enjoy Mardi Gras treats as local bakeries serve fresh offerings today.
LSU President Wade Rousse named Dr. Brandi Roberts as the LSU System chief financial officer on Friday (she served as associate vice president and chief of staff for finance and administration).
Roberts, with over 20 years in higher education finance, aims to boost operational excellence at LSU.
Heavy rain yesterday left East Iberville Elementary and High School partially without power across the capital region.
The Zachary Community School District is discussing plans to purchase the local United Methodist Church near Zachary High School to create additional space for multipurpose buildings and classrooms.
The proposal, which values the property between $94,000 and $96,000, will be presented at a future board meeting.
LSU System President Wade Rousse announced that longtime official Brandi Bush Roberts will serve as the new chief financial officer and manage financial operations at campuses statewide (she formerly served as chief of staff to the executive vice president for finance and administration).
Residents oppose granting a permanent liquor license for a North Baton Rouge market and deli on Plank Road.
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board extended its temporary permit for a month — City Councilman Darryl Hurst noted 14 liquor stores in the area as the board decides next month.
Fitness coach Shantell Butler advises Baton Rouge residents to set realistic gym goals this new year by starting with small, consistent steps to build healthy habits — avoiding burnout from overly ambitious routines.
She says measurable progress will lead to lasting change.
Legend Pot, a new Korean barbecue, hot pot and sushi restaurant, has begun its soft opening at 2156 Staring Ln.
A grand opening is planned in a few weeks as diners enjoy an all-you-can-eat, self-cooking experience with customizable hot pot bases (featuring eight soup options and a variety of proteins).
Saints quarterback Tyler Shough was named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Month after he completed nearly 70% of his passes and earned eight touchdowns in December and January.
Baton Rouge native Jon-Eric Sullivan is finalizing his deal as the Dolphins’ general manager today.
He will soon begin his role by choosing a new head coach after Miami fired Mike McDaniel, drawing on his long NFL experience and LSU ties.
Surreal In The Stacks Craft Event
4:30-7:30 p.m. — East Baton Rouge Parish Library — Free entry — Get creative and craft your own surreal costume at this imaginative community event.
The Louisiana Marathon
8 AM – 1 PM — A. Z. Young Park — $25-$170 — Celebrate 15 years of Louisiana spirit with a vibrant marathon experience featuring various race categories.
Louisiana Marathon 2026
7 a.m. — Louisiana Marathon — Check for registration fees — Experience the thrill of running in the heart of Baton Rouge.
La Zenda Norteña Concert
9 p.m. — Avanti Night Club — Ticket prices available — Experience a high-energy live performance by La Zenda Norteña De Mario Madrigal in a vibrant setting.
11th Home & Remodeling Show with Ralph's Market Food Fest
10 AM - 5 PM — Lamar Dixon Expo Center — $6 admission, free for kids under 13 — Discover home innovations and savor delicious food samples from Ralph's Market.
Mississippi State Bulldogs vs. LSU Tigers Basketball
6-8 p.m. — Pete Maravich Assembly Center — Tickets starting at $3 — Catch the thrilling college basketball matchup between the Bulldogs and the Tigers.
Honey Gold: Immersive Audiovisual Experience
5:30-7:30 p.m. — City Club of Baton Rouge — Light snacks and mocktails available — Experience a transformative audiovisual journey designed to foster meditation and creativity.
CHERUB Concert
8-11 p.m. — Chelsea's Live — Tickets available through Ticketmaster — Experience the unique sounds of CHERUB in Baton Rouge.
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