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Popular downtown Baton Rouge bar plans nearby move amid rent issues 

Boudreaux & Thibodeaux’s, a bar, live music venue and event space in downtown Baton Rouge, plans to move across the road and about a block south on Third Street, though the owner has unfinished business with his current landlord.

Global security tech startup chooses Baton Rouge for its headquarters

The co-founders of Twistlock, a Silicon Valley startup, announced Tuesday that they had raised...

Restaurant employment returns to pre-pandemic levels 

At 12.4 million employees, employment levels in food services and bars have finally crept past February 2020 levels, according to the latest jobs report.

Tellurian asks FERC for more time to finish Driftwood LNG export plant

U.S. energy company Tellurian Inc. has asked federal energy regulators for more time to build its Driftwood liquefied natural gas export plant near Lake Charles, Reuters reports.

These trends are reshaping the industrial, construction and contracting sectors

The South Central Louisiana chapter of the Construction Financial Management Association held its annual...

The potential sale of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana is sparking fears across the state of future price increases

Michael Johnson was an executive with Blue Shield of California for 12 years. At...

Aztek Cove developer denies politicizing project

The development team behind the controversial Aztek Cove business park off of Highland Road has started clearing trees off the property and expects the multi-use facilities to be completed by mid-2025. 

Kolache Kitchen’s location on Jefferson Highway closes

The Kolache Kitchen’s Bocage location on Jefferson Highway closed this week, says Will Edwards, who is the partial or sole owner of the chain’s restaurants. 

Alford: Turnout may define election primary

Despite an early voting process that underperformed, state election officials are standing by a primary turnout prediction of somewhere between 42% and 46%. 

How incoming Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple wants to change the industry 

Louisiana appears headed in a new direction when it comes to insurance regulations.Â