Low turnout likely favors tax amendments’ passage

A very small slice of Louisiana’s electorate is likely to determine whether major changes to Louisiana’s tax system will be allowed to go forward, which probably helps the proponents, a professor and political analyst says. 

Baton Rouge’s Click Here Digital poised for growth with new investment

Click Here Digital’s partnership with two out-of-state investment firms could help the Baton Rouge-based digital marketing agency add 30-40 people over the next 12-18 months to the 100 it employs locally and acquire other firms, founder Bo White says.

Click Here Digital reports new investment partnerships

Click Here Digital has entered into partnerships with two investment firms, the Baton Rouge-based digital marketing firm announced today.

Why banks still see brick-and-mortar locations as vital

Technology has not eliminated the need for brick-and-mortar banking but it is changing how physical locations fit into the business models of banks and credit unions, financial professionals say.

​​Baton Rouge firm launches division connecting female athletes to NIL deals

MatchPoint Connection, a Baton Rouge-based company that has created an app to connect brands with talent, has launched a new division geared toward female athletes, the company announced today. 

Technology allows public to participate in Louisiana’s redistricting process

 In Louisiana, the politicians get to draw their own districts, which may leave the...

Brewing desire

Louisiana breweries believe craft-friendly regulations from state legislators would help them make the good times roll.

If using old maps, how accurate is FEMA’s new flood insurance rating system?

Some places in Louisiana have 20-year-old flood insurance rate maps that no longer reflect reality, a certified floodplain manager with the Baton Rouge-based Center for Planning Excellence says.

Patrolling the redistricting border

Technology is making it possible for the public to participate in the redistricting process.

Louisiana’s reliance on federal money slows road construction, state senator says

Louisiana’s heavy reliance on federal dollars to pay for roads and bridges slows down the pace of construction, says state Sen. Rick Ward, R-Port Allen.Â