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Louisiana adopts stronger rule to tackle orphaned oil well problemĀ 

The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources finalized a new rule Friday to help reduce the number of orphaned oil and gas wells throughout the state.

Outgoing state elections chief decries conspiracy theories, but still has concerns

Louisiana’s Voting System Commission, though well intentioned, provided a venue for misinformation about the state’s elections, outgoing Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin says.Ā 

LABI names 2023 Free Enterprise Award winners

The Louisiana Association of Business and Industry today announced the companies and individuals it has selected as winners of its 2023 Free Enterprise Awards.Ā 

Louisiana’s poor ratings on crime sets the stage for legislative special sessionĀ Ā 

Louisiana was listed as the most dangerous state in the U.S. in two separate...

Louisiana offshore wind consortium chosen as US Tech HubĀ 

President Joe Biden and the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration today announced the selection of Gulf Louisiana Offshore Wind Propeller as one of 31 newly designated U.S. Tech Hubs.

LSU produces some of the highest-paid NFL players

LSU is responsible for producing some of the National Football League’s highest-paid players, according to a new study recently released by sports betting media group Canada Sports Betting.Ā 

Kinder Morgan invests $50M into Geismar facility

Pipeline operator Kinder Morgan is investing $50 million into improvements at one of its Geismar facilities.Ā 

P-Beau’s to reopen. See what else is coming up for the Making Raving Fans restaurant group

P-Beau’s, a Denham Springs restaurant closed for about a year after a fire, will reopen in the coming weeks, says Peter Sclafani, partner with Making Raving Fans Hospitality Group.

Howell Place hotel changes hands for $3.7M

The Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham at Howell Place has changed hands after a little more than two years.Ā 

This Baton Rouge interior designer’s work is on the cover of a national magazine

If you’re a reader of Traditional Home, you’ll see the work of a Baton Rouge interior designer’s on the cover of the winter edition.