French bistro Le Cordon Rouge coming to downtown Baton Rouge

Le Cordon Rouge, a French bistro, is planning to open in early October at...

News roundup: Shippers increasingly turning to LNG-powered vessels … Low prices keep eating into oil and gas investment … Mortgage rates retreat after Federal...

New power generation: When TOTE Inc., a shipper that operates between the U.S. and...

Meet five Baton Rouge professionals who make the trek to work on two wheels

A projected 2016 bike-sharing program. The formation of the bicycle advocacy group Bike Walk...

Webb Park meeting over bike lanes got ugly, ended with plan to work towards resolution

A two-hour meeting Wednesday night of the Webb Park Civic Association got heated at...

News roundup: BRAC bringing back Big Think event this fall as part of BREW … Dormant ethane cracker in Lake Charles to be renovated,...

Big time: The Baton Rouge Area Chamber is bringing back its Big Think event...

Baton Rouge firm breaks ground on new $35M data center in Mississippi

Venyu, a Baton Rouge-based data storage and security firm, says it has broken ground...

Judge delays seizure and sale of land on Nicholson for River District

A U.S. District Court judge has put on hold the seizure and auction sale...

Baton Rouge area manufacturers share tips on outsourcing to China

With Chinese President Xi Jinping traveling through the United States this week, meeting with...

Square 46 developers delaying construction until Government Street ‘road diet’ plan is finalized

Developers and architects for the long-awaited Square 46 mixed-use development in Mid City are...

Some Webb Park residents trying to remove bike lanes along Glenmore, Hundred Oaks

A group of residents in the Webb Park neighborhood is meeting tonight to discuss...
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