Entrepreneur Cameron Jackson, who recently opened Millennial Park, a shipping container retail and restaurant park, is planning to grow his brand with a fresh produce market on North Street in Mid City.

Baton Rouge-based printing and digital graphics company Vivid Ink has expanded, with the creation of a sister company—Vivid Imprint—which specializes in printing corporate branding products for local companies.

Nearly two years after filing suit over construction problems that delayed the since-completed downtown library, the city-parish has filed an amended version of the lawsuit, once again naming its general contractor, Buquet & LeBlanc, as a defendant in the case.

When Louisiana voters go to the polls next month, among the items on the...

The tax man: Blending smarts, talent and a strong work ethic, Jason DeCuir has become a powerful, business-friendly expert on state and local tax policy.

Understanding hard work and who you know are key to business success in Baton Rouge, Winston DeCuir Sr. put his three sons on the path of achievement and influence.

While campaign finance reports show who’s backing the various candidates in the Baton Rouge...

Businessman Richard Lipsey and representatives from the mayor’s office and the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Office met late Monday with the owners of three Rieger Road motels that Lipsey and neighboring business owners say have contributed to aggressive panhandling in the Siegen Lane-Rieger Road area.

With 30 days until the primary in the Baton Rouge mayor’s race, incumbent Sharon Weston Broome—as expected—has the largest campaign war chest by far.

The Baton Rouge mayoral primary is shaping up to be a three-person race, with Democratic incumbent Sharon Weston Broome far out in front and Republican challengers Steve Carter and Matt Watson neck-in-neck for the No. 2 spot in the December runoff.