Work has expedited on the second residential phase of Harveston, Mike Wampold’s planned community at Nicholson Drive and Bluebonnet Boulevard, as his commercial plans pick up speed.

The United Campus Workers of Louisiana labor union is calling on LSU leaders to immediately halt face-to-face activities to slow COVID-19 spread.

A reality of pandemic-related virtual schooling is Baton Rouge working parents struggling to balance job demands with providing care for their children.

The team working on the planned library in Rouzan is asking the Metro Council to approve a contract for its preferred architectural design team, and hopes to start construction in early 2021.

The number of COVID-19 cases among LSU’s student population may be much higher than the 229 the university is currently reporting.

Liberty Business Exchange, a Dallas-based association of business brokers, is expanding its consulting services to the Baton Rouge area through a new Louisiana affiliate business called GPS Business Brokers, headquartered at the Louisiana Business and Technology Center in the LSU Innovation Park.

Discussions surrounding a draft ordinance that would regulate the placement of 5G cell towers in Baton Rouge have picked up over the past month, following a five-month hiatus triggered by the pandemic.

Everything about serving has changed, but this entrepreneur is adapting.

NexusLA has launched a virtual event series in an effort to provide “a platform...

Baton Rouge’s not seasonally adjusted unemployment rate totaled 9.1% in July, down from 9.6%...