Law

Why Myles Brennan will likely get to keep his NIL money

Former LSU starting quarterback Myles Brennan announced this week that he is walking away from college football. 

Conspiracies complicate voting machine debate in Louisiana 

The need for Louisiana to replace its voting machines is not in dispute.

Should the LSAT be dropped for law school admission?

Would doing away with LSAT scores as an admissions requirement improve diversity and inclusion among law school students?

NIL collectives are latest game changer for college sports

University of Tennessee football players Hendon Hooker and Cedric Tillman were whisked around New...

Will the Metro Council carve up south Baton Rouge district to create another minority seat?

The East Baton Rouge Parish Metro Council is poised to vote today on a redistricting plan for the parish’s 12 districts.

Fat Cow on Highland closes after 11 years

Fat Cow Burgers and Salads on Highland Road just south of LSU has permanently...
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Baton Rouge city worker keeps racking up more than 2,400 hours of overtime a year

An emergency medical service supervisor in Baton Rouge made $87,701 in annual overtime on average from 2019 through 2021, working an average of 2,455 hours in overtime each year.

Judges rules state can’t force insurers to pay for evacuation costs

A Louisiana judge has ruled that Louisiana Department of Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon abused his power by forcing insurance companies to pay evacuation expenses for policyholders in 25 parishes,

Vivid Ink launches division to serve legal market

Vivid Ink Graphics has opened a new division focused on serving the legal community. 

Nursing home industry response to pandemic, Hurricane Ida fuels changes 

Louisiana’s nursing home industry found itself reeling from a series of unfortunate and catastrophic events the last couple of years.Â