State legislators, flush with federal dollars, spent heavily on infrastructure projects while avoiding fiscal challenges on the horizon.

Supporters of incorporating St. George expect to file their appeal of the trial court decision that went against them within 30 days, says incorporation spokesperson Andrew Murrell. 

The former CEO of Relief Telemed is objecting to the company’s proposed bankruptcy settlement.

The Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness is expected to take over about 70,000 square feet in Bon Carré in the next few weeks.

Dawson Park Apartments, a four-story, 155-unit complex on Picardy Avenue in the Baton Rouge Health District, sold last week to RK Properties,

Nogal Mexican Grill is preparing to open next door to Louie’s Cafe in the North Gate area near LSU, a sign on the building indicates. 

Mattress Direct owner Ty Hingle has fond memories of the original Murphy’s on West State Street.

Jill Kidder, currently president and CEO of the Louisiana Travel Association, will be the next leader of Visit Baton Rouge. 

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency currently does not have the authority to regulate carbon emissions from power plants, the U.S. Supreme Court’s majority said in a ruling issued today. 

Finding an affordable home is increasingly difficult for Capital Region buyers, a new report shows.