Budget woes lead Moore to reduce staff at Baton Rouge district attorney’s office

With a budget in crisis and potential layoffs on the way, the East Baton...

Congressional cycle showing signs of life

This fall’s congressional elections may not present Louisiana with many opportunities for change, but...

Tax deal stabilizes Louisiana’s Moody’s bond rating

Louisiana's bond rating has strengthened for the first time since the state's budget crisis...

Graves: Program in works to advance $1.5 billion in Baton Rouge-area flood protection projects

A program is in the works that would bring a variety of funding sources...

Graves: Program in works to advance $1.5 billion in Baton Rouge-area flood protection projects

A program is in the works that would bring a variety of funding sources...

Don’t Miss Events: Join the Livingston Business Network meeting  … Women in Financial Planning hosting luncheon … SBDC holding workshop for starting, financing new...

July 10: The Livingston Business Network is having a networking meeting for professionals from...

LED earns international economic development accreditation

Louisiana Economic Development became the only state agency in the U.S. to be accredited...

News roundup: Nonresidential construction spending remains elevated in May … America’s oldest nuclear power plant to shut down … Unpaid internships are going extinct,...

ABC reports: Nonresidential construction spending inched 0.1% higher on a monthly basis in May,...

That’s right, a cat cafe could open in Baton Rouge this fall

A cat cafe—yes, a cat cafe—might be coming to Baton Rouge later this fall. The...

That’s right, a cat cafe could open in Baton Rouge this fall

A cat cafe—yes, a cat cafe—might be coming to Baton Rouge later this fall. The...
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