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F. King Alexander draws heat during Oregon State board hearing

A scheduled four-and-a-half-hour virtual hearing of the Board of Trustees is underway at Oregon State University to determine the fate of President F. King Alexander, who has come under fire for the way he handled Title IX issues while he was LSU president from 2013 to 2019.

BCP makes ‘significant investment’ in Metairie-based Gray Casualty & Surety

A group of investors led by Bernhard Capital Partners Management has entered into an...

COVID-19 reshapes Baton Rouge fitness experience

As COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease, local gyms are reopening to a markedly changed fitness world.

IRS expected to push filing deadline to May 15

The IRS is expected to push back the country’s tax-filing deadline to May 15,...

PPP deadline extension moving through Congress

The House passed a bill extending the deadline for applying for a Paycheck Protection...

‘USA Today’: LSU administrator did little to punish sexual misconduct on campus

For years, the LSU administrator in charge of doling out punishments to rapists, stalkers...
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Pointe Marie files for second phase

Pointe Marie, the planned unit development on River Road just west of L’Auberge Casino and Hotel, has filed for approval with the city-parish for a second phase of 16 single-family residential lots, 12 of which are presold.

Will work from home outlast the virus?

It’s a question occupying the minds of millions of employees who have worked from...

Fate of Ralph & Kacoo’s property in flux amid MovEBR project

After closing nearly two years ago for an “extensive remodel,” Ralph & Kacoo’s is facing increased pressure to abandon its longtime Baton Rouge location and potentially sell it to the city, which is considering demolishing the building to make room for a new roadway.

Metro Council to reconsider Millennial Park rezoning request

Two months after his rezoning request was defeated, Millennial Park developer Cameron Jackson will...