The federal government is expected to pick up about $1 million of the $1.3 million annual cost to house some of the state’s emergency response and mitigation staff at Bon Carré Business Center, says Casey Tingle, who directs the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness. 

St. George incorporation supporters have officially begun the process of appealing the district court ruling that went against them last month. 

Louisiana lawmakers should look at creating a comprehensive plan to manage and regulate surface water to sustain the resource for residents and determine how much can be sold to companies and other states, the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s Office says. 

The U.S. Department of Transportation has launched its first-ever program “to help reconnect communities...

Louisiana now can enforce its ban on almost all abortions under a judge’s order issued today. 

If the Louisiana Legislature’s 2022 regular session is remembered for one thing, it will be infrastructure.

Fred Raiford, director of transportation for East Baton Rouge Parish, sees upsides and downsides in the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development

Still regaining their economic footing following the height of COVID-19 safety restrictions, Capital Region...

With the economy recovering from the pandemic, Capital Region businesses are now dealing with inflation and the possibility of a recession.

Ever since Charles Perret Jr. bought Lettermans, a Baton Rouge printing and document management firm, in 1983, the company has embraced new technology, says son and 25-year company veteran Chuck Perret.