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After eight years and $2.6M, consultant Fregonese’s work in Baton Rouge ends

As Mayor Kip Holden’s administration comes to a close, so does land use planning...

Baton Rouge area nonprofits are bracing for the long-term impact of the historic 2016 flood

The August flood directly and indirectly impacted virtually every nonprofit organization in the Capital...

Two key relief agencies, the Salvation Army and the Food Bank, must raise millions to repair flood damage

The Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank is working to raise between $7 million and...

Increasingly popular crowdfunding sites like GoFundMe pose another challenge for local nonprofits

South Louisiana’s historic flood was unique in many ways, not least of which was...

Historically high spending on pets and increasing ownership is spurring rapid growth of products and services for our furry friends

Like many couples without children, Ashton and Jody Pino splurge on specialty food, top-quality...

With Trump in, Obamacare could be history—but local health care executives and experts hope some aspects of the Affordable Care Act remain intact

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana President and CEO Dr. I. Steven Udvarhelyi...

Our Lady of the Lake is one of just eight teaching hospitals in the nation testing innovation through a new four-year project

OLOL Chief Academic Officer Laurinda Calongne says the Pursuing Excellence in Clinical Learning Environments project's...

Publisher: New leaders for the new year

A new year brings with it the optimism of a fresh start and all...

Riegel: The bitter divides of 2016 aren’t going anywhere in 2017

Now that 2016 is coming to an end, we can say goodbye to one...

A year to remember: The top 10 stories in 2016

1) Down in the flood A torrential downpour that started on Aug. 12 dumped roughly 30...
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