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FMOL Health | Our Lady of the Lake: How FMOL Health is redefining healthcare...
For 115 years, our ministry has served the Gulf South with faith, compassion and clinical excellence. In 2025, we made that strength unmistakable.
We aligned...
How natural disasters are rewriting home insurance costs in the Capital Region
Home insurance costs across the Capital Region remain elevated, with hurricanes continuing to drive the highest risk—and premiums—across local parishes, while broader national trends...
LUBA Workers’ Comp: Mutual trust and loyalty are keys to success
LUBA’s journey has been a blessing to watch. We have grown dramatically but our employees still treat each other like family, and our clients...
Roundup: Economic report card / Homebuyers returning / Southern makes history
Consumer spending: The first major reading on the U.S. economy in 2026 is expected to show growth holding up, but with consumers losing momentum...
Rising premiums push younger workers to rethink employer health plans
Rising health insurance costs are prompting some younger, healthier workers to reconsider employer-sponsored coverage, creating new strains for workers and warning signs for employers,...
Louisiana’s effort to police imported seafood heads into final stretch
Louisiana lawmakers are advancing a package of bills aimed at tightening enforcement against imported seafood mislabeling, giving regulators broader tools to investigate, seize and...
Roundup: LIV Golf tournament / Power plant equipment / Louisiana startups
NOLA event postponed: The LIV Golf tournament planned for New Orleans has been postponed until at least fall, raising questions about a state incentive...
House bill lifting carbon capture liability cap advances
A bill aimed at reshaping how Louisiana handles liability for carbon capture incidents is gaining traction at the state Capitol, signaling a potential shift...
Louisiana’s industrial sector has never faced more crosscurrents
It has been a bipolar year for Louisiana’s industrial complex, reports 10/12 Industry Report in its spring issue. The elation over a tsunami of...
Untamed Health: Taking unconventional paths to resolve health issues
Several years ago, Ironman finishers and coaches Matt and Jesse Naquin found themselves in a unique situation. The certified nurse practitioner and certified registered...
Del Rio Real Estate: Building authentic connections—one house, one client, one relationship at a...
Thirty-six years ago, Jerry del Rio transitioned from nursing to real estate, trading her scrubs for a real estate license. In those early days...
Plant Machine Works: Poised for the future while honoring the past
For nearly five decades, Plant Machine Works, LLC has stood as a pillar of strength, service and innovation in Louisiana’s industrial landscape. What began...
Roundup: Offshore wind leases / UAE exiting OPEC / McDonald’s beverages
Paid to walk away: The Trump administration announced two more payouts Monday for energy companies to walk away from U.S. offshore wind projects under...
Tariffs 2.0: Trump rebuilds after Supreme Court takedown
When the Supreme Court killed his favorite tariffs in February, President Donald Trump promptly rolled out temporary import taxes to replace them. But those...
Supply shock is testing an LNG system already stretched thin
A disruption in Qatari liquefied natural gas exports is rippling through global energy markets, but the U.S. has little room to help, The New...
Aerospace incentives package heads to Landry as project speculation builds
Louisiana lawmakers have approved the package of incentives aimed at attracting aerospace investment to the state, advancing legislation supporters say could position Louisiana to...
‘LaPolitics’: Insults traded in bitter Louisiana Supreme Court race
Of the six possible Louisiana Supreme Court party primaries that could have been on the May 16 ballot, only one is being contested, but...
‘LaPolitics’: Insults traded in bitter Louisiana Supreme Court race
Of the six possible Louisiana Supreme Court party primaries that could have been on the May 16 ballot, only one is being contested, but...
Utility shutoffs are increasing across the US
New federal data shows U.S. utilities shut off electricity 13.4 million times and natural gas 1.7 million times in 2024, revealing a far broader...
Stonepeak, Bernhard Capital acquiring Louisiana utility Cleco
Stonepeak and Bernhard Capital Partners today announced an agreement to acquire Cleco Group from its consortium owners.
Cleco—owned by Macquarie Asset Management, British Columbia Investment...
