No active shooter scenario in Baton Rouge, Edmonson says

Update six (3:25 p.m.): Col. Mike Edmonson, Louisiana State Police superintendent, says there is no...

Mourners say ‘goodbye’ to Alton Sterling; DA won’t prosecute roughly 100 protesters arrested last weekend

Alton Sterling, a black man shot and killed in front of a convenience store...

News roundup: Two special sessions cost taxpayers about $1.8M … Initial unemployment claims in Louisiana rise … Rig count increases in Louisiana, across the...

High cost: The two special sessions called by Gov. John Bel Edwards to help...

‘225’: Baton Rouge fair trade company offers new way of life for women living in poverty

Rebecca Gardner was only 19 when she first met the Guaymi women. As 225 details...

AT&T offers more Louisiana businesses access to 1 gigabit internet speeds

AT&T is continuing to aggressively expanding its fiber footprint in Louisiana. On Thursday, the company...

Economic significance makes interstates key for civil rights protests; Baton Rouge police warn of felony charges for obstruction

As mourners converged on Southern University’s F. G. Clark Center this morning for the...

News roundup: CLECO customers receiving nearly $500 credit as a result of company’s sale … US House approves amendments protecting oil and gas companies...

Give them credit: Roughly 680,000 Cleco customers across the company’s servicer region this week...

‘225 Dine’: Ducote makes Baton Rouge test run before James Beard House dinner next week

Ducote makes Baton Rouge test run before James Beard House dinner next week A week...

Former Klan wizard Duke flirts with run for Congress

David Duke, perhaps America's best-known white supremacist, is considering running for Louisiana's 1st Congressional...

About 100,000 oil jobs could be coming back, say Goldman Sachs analysts

U.S. energy companies could soon face a serious worker shortage. As CNNMoney reports, Goldman Sachs...
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