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Louisiana Supreme Court agrees to take up St. George incorporation case 

The legal battle centered around the incorporation of the city of St. George is officially heading to the Louisiana Supreme Court, the court confirmed today. 

OLOL partnering with Traction Sports through purchase of 40% stake 

Our Lady of the Lake Health has purchased a 40% minority stake in Baton Rouge-based sports medicine and training clinic Traction Sports Performance.  The joint...

LSU Innovation receives $600K grant to support startups 

LSU has been awarded a $600,000 U.S. Economic Development Administration grant to boost technology entrepreneurship in the Capital Region.  The Baton Rouge Initiative for Development,...

See where Jayden Daniels’ surging NIL valuation ranks among college athletes  

LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels has moved into the top 10 on college sports news website On3’s “NIL 100.”   The weekly ranking from On3 estimates college...

Army Corps of Engineers unveils plan to reduce Amite River flooding 

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is moving forward with a tentative plan for mitigating flood risk in the Amite River basin that will undergo public review early next year.

Gov’t Taco set to close as Guaranty Media exits restaurant business

Gov’t Taco is closing its Mid City doors for good this Saturday. The restaurant announced the closure yesterday on its Instagram.  “We want to extend our...

Renée Chatelain’s next move after Arts Council: consulting

Renée Chatelain, president and CEO of the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, has announced she is stepping down from leading the organization after eight years. 

Salad Station’s plans call for expanding to 100 locations

Hammond-based Salad Station on Wednesday announced an aggressive expansion, with plans to grow the quick-service salad chain to 100 locations by the end of 2027. 

How the DOE is trying to increase the battery supply as a climate solution

The U.S. Department of Energy is making a push to strengthen the country’s battery supply chain, announcing up to $3.5 billion for companies that produce batteries and the critical minerals that go into them.

Court halts rezoning for massive St. John grain elevator project 

Opponents of a major industrial project in the River Parishes have scored a win in court.  A state judge on Monday ordered the St. John...

Planning Commission OKs FuturEBR update

The East Baton Rouge Parish Planning Commission unanimously approved the five-year update to the city-parish’s master plan, FuturEBR, Monday night. FuturEBR covers the city of...

How is Baton Rouge preparing for a passenger train to New Orleans?

The East Baton Rouge Metro Council next week will consider authorizing an agreement with the state to subsidize its portion of the anticipated passenger rail service to New Orleans. 

New Canadian pipeline could impact Louisiana refiners and terminal operators  

After years of delays and cost overruns, the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion should be completed during first quarter 2014, Hart Energy reports. The 715-mile looping...

Interest rates have small businesses putting on the brakes  

With borrowing costs double their levels from just two years ago, many small business owners are postponing hiring, large equipment purchases and expansion plans, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Is salary transparency in job postings the next best practice? 

In the rapidly changing hiring world, job postings have transformed from simple listings of roles and responsibilities to comprehensive glimpses into a company’s culture...

Here’s how small business owners feel about the economy

Small business owners aren’t optimistic about the current economic environment, at least according to the National Federation of Independent Business’s October survey.  This past month’s...
2022 Real Estate Report

What retail does downtown Baton Rouge lack?

The Downtown Development District has launched a survey to find out what sorts of additional dining and retail options people would like to see...

Construction backlog falls sharply for US small contractors

The Associated Builders and Contractors reported Tuesday morning that its Construction Backlog Indicator decreased to 8.4 months in October, the lowest levels since early 2022. 

Roundup: Latest inflation stats / Seafood caucus / Oil demand 

Slowing down: This morning’s report from the Labor Department shows that consumer prices either fell or rose only slowly across a broad range of...

Not exploring AI, digital twins or robotic technology? You might get left behind  

It all began years ago, when industrial owners started digitizing their processes to gain more operational insight into their facilities.