Developer Tommy Spinosa is moving forward with plans for a 30-unit multifamily complex in Spanish Town at Capitol Drive and North Sixth Street.

LSU’s existing leadership structure will remain in place, as a committee tasked with finding...

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber’s political action committee, FuturePAC, released its endorsements this week...

Baton Rouge-based Arkel International, an industrial and infrastructure services company, has acquired AED Stratecon,...

Like many employers throughout the pandemic, Louisiana Lagniappe owner Kevin Ortego has received “base claim” notices from the Louisiana Workforce Commission—form letters asking him to verify that a claimant seeking unemployment compensation previously worked for him. But unlike employers who know, or at least, recognize the names of the former employees they’re being asked to verify, Ortego has received what he estimates to be between 50 and 100 notices about people he’s never heard of, much less employed at his restaurant.

U.S. coastal communities could begin to experience 100-year floods on an annual basis by...

Nearly five years after the city-parish began looking at ways to update and improve the parking system in downtown Baton Rouge, Mayor Sharon Weston Broome’s administration is poised to award two contracts for different components of the system, signaling the end of the process is near.

While Mayor Sharon Weston Broome has picked up endorsements from most of the parish’s...

For the second time this year, state lawmakers have had to shell out money...

U.S. Sens. John Kennedy and Bill Cassidy, who have spent years trying to help Louisiana victims of the Stanford Group Ponzi scheme recoup some of the money they lost more than a decade ago, are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to get involved in the case.