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Construction began this week on the East Baton Rouge Parish Library’s $10.8 million renovation...

Very few employers systematically track their employees’ health and wellbeing, which means many are...

The pandemic may have permanently altered work life for millions, changing how employers envision the office.

A freshwater spring bubbles amid the mangroves, cabbage palms and red cedars on Sweetheart...

An industrial contractor’s ability to maintain a healthy profit margin can be tenuous, at best, in an age of fluctuating material prices, rising wages and escalating interest rates.

An office off Picardy Avenue and Brittany Drive in the Baton Rouge Health District was sold for $1.3 million this week. 

LSU is working with DARPA—the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency—on a $600,000 cybersecurity research...

A trial over alleged damage to the coast by oil companies in Cameron Parish will proceed as scheduled on Nov. 27 after the U.S. Supreme Court this week declined to block it. 

LaPolitics: How has life inside Louisiana’s D.C. clique changed since the election of Speaker...

The new policy could indirectly affect the private sector. State government now has a new tool to compete for workers, and when a major, high-profile employer enacts such a policy, other businesses may consider following suit.