Stephanie Riegel is the editor of Business Report.

Enwave files counterchallenge against Bernhard on LSU energy deal

A second complaint has been filed with the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors...

Broome assembles key leaders to discuss litter in Baton Rouge

Mayor Sharon Weston Broome was hosting a meeting at 2 p.m. today with key...

Riegel: Being honest about our COVID-safe behavior

Riegel: Just because the dumpter fire that was 2020 is over that doesn't mean that pandemic is a thing of the past in Baton Rouge.

Details may come soon on what I-10 widening project will mean for you

Three years after Gov. John Bel Edwards announced funding had been identified to begin widening a busy stretch of Interstate 10 through Baton Rouge from the Mississippi River to the I-10/I-12 split, several key questions about the project remain unanswered

THIS IS WHERE YOU LIVE

Trash is a long-discussed problem across Baton Rouge. Solutions are plentiful, so why has so little been done to clean it up?

Proposed gas tax hike would also alter DOTD spending, operations

A Baton Rouge-based coalition determined to invest in the state’s crumbling roads and bridges will once again push for a gasoline tax when the Legislature convenes in April.

Inquiry underway into Bernhard complaint against rival for LSU energy deal

An attorney for the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors says it’s too soon to predict when the agency staff will complete its investigation into a complaint, filed Dec. 28, seeking to disqualify one of the two bidders competing for a lucrative energy services contract at LSU.

How three downtown residential projects came together in 2020

Plans for the development of three new mixed-income residential developments in downtown east were...

Chase Towers rebranding as River Mark Centre as part of redevelopment

The Chase Towers in downtown Baton Rouge will get a new name in the new year, says developer Mike Wampold, who is planning to rebrand his iconic high rises as I & II River Mark Center

Year-in-review: Commercial real estate survives 2020 but future uncertain

While 2020 could have been a year that decimated commercial real estate, the office and retail sectors in Baton Rouge remain relatively healthy as the year comes to a close, though there’s plenty of uncertainty and some concern about what lies ahead.