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Amid criticism, Louisiana ends search for new voting machines

Louisiana's secretary of state decided Wednesday to shelve his search for new voting machines...

Mandate or not? The question vexing employers over COVID-19 vaccine

With three COVID-19 vaccines now approved, a growing number of employers are grappling with whether they should require their employees to get the shot.

LSU system fails to meet state sexual harassment reporting requirements

Several of the campuses in the LSU’s state system failed to meet state sexual...

Hearing set in class-action suit triggered over Waitr’s stock performance

Lafayette-based Waitr Inc. never had the resources of rivals Grubhub Inc. and UberEats. Yet...

Two LSU REFF board members recuse themselves on energy deal over Bernhard ties

The LSU Board of Supervisors’ vote Tuesday to split a massive energy services deal...

5G controversy in Long Farm Village headed to First Circuit Court of Appeal

While the Metro Council passed a 5G cell tower ordinance in late 2020 to regulate the look and placement of 5G cell towers around Baton Rouge, a case that predates the passage of the ordinance is headed to the First Circuit Court of Appeal.
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Not getting the COVID-19 vaccine could get you fired, experts warn

Not having the COVID-19 vaccine in your arm could get you the boot, Fast...

Unglesby withdraws as plaintiff in suit challenging St. George incorporation

Veteran Baton Rouge defense attorney Lewis Unglesby is no longer a plaintiff in Mayor Sharon Weston Broome’s lawsuit challenging the incorporation of the prospective city of St. George.

Business interruption insurance may cover some losses from ice storm

With many businesses essentially shuttered for two days, business interruption insurance could provide relief...

Louisiana State Police: Protest response costs topped $67K

The Louisiana State Police spent more than $67,000 for increased security around the state...