Economic Development

New downtown apartment building could be ‘cousin’ to The Heron

The new downtown apartment project being planned by the team behind The Heron would be similar to the aforementioned 142-unit complex across the street but would not be a copy. 

As inflation-adjusted incomes fall across the US, Southern numbers unchanged 

Surging inflation gobbled up household income gains last year, making 2022 the third straight...

DDD’s newly approved strategic plan lays out goals for next five years

The Downtown Development District Commission approved a strategic plan today that sets out goals for the next five years. 

Inflation continues to swipe at small business confidence

Small business confidence continues to slide as inflation remains the single most pressing issue.

Alford: What’s next for John Kennedy, LABI and campaign finance? 

What’s next for John Kennedy? After capturing a few news cycles this year and last...

As EPA drowns in CCS applications, states like Louisiana seek permitting authority

The EPA is buried under a mountain of permit applications from companies that want to store carbon dioxide underground, reports E&E News.
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What is the ‘highest and best use’ of Baton Rouge’s City Park? 

A decade ago, a group of residents launched a petition to eliminate the nine-hole City Park golf course and use the additional room to create a true “central park” for Baton Rouge—and the debate grew testy. 

See what research milestone LSU just surpassed

LSU has surpassed $400 million in research activity across the university’s multiple disciplines including investments in agriculture, biomedicine, coastal sciences and engineering, defense and energy. 

‘Significant economic loss’ from Louisiana’s wildfires coming into focus 

In west-central Louisiana, where wildfires have ravaged thousands of acres of drought-stricken forests in...

See how Capital Region banks are adjusting their lending practices

As regional and community banks across the nation increasingly tighten their loan standards, Baton Rouge-area financial institutions are assessing their own lending practices with regard to risk.