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With the health care industry facing a worsening shortage of trained workers, Propel America and The College of Health Care Professions are partnering to launch a tuition-free pilot program in Baton Rouge to train workers for in-demand medical field jobs.  

The incentives Louisiana provides to motion picture productions have been linked to money spent...

The final act of the Stanford Group scandal seems to be playing out 14 years after the Ponzi scheme financially and emotionally ravaged the lives of so many Baton Rouge investors.

Unglesby Law Firm is moving from its location on Napoleon Street downtown to an...

The owners of a new tubing and kayaking business in Livingston Parish are vowing...

A new interiors and gift shop debuts this Saturday on Highland Road. 

Alabama fired its baseball coach this week amid an investigation into suspicious bets involving...

Spending plans crafted by Republican leaders in the Louisiana House and approved this week would trade most of the governor’s recommended education investments to instead pay down retirement debt, setting up a financial clash with senators who want a different approach.

State Rep. Thomas Pressly, R-Shreveport, blasted LSU System administrators on the House floor Thursday

America’s employers added a healthy 253,000 jobs in April, evidence of a labor market that still shows surprising resilience despite rising interest rates.