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When Mimi Singer Lee, the chief human resources officer for b1Bank, came over from LSU, she was leaving an organization with some 5,000 employees for one with only about 150. 

This is the second party endorsement for a candidate closely aligned to former President Donald Trump.

As part of its senior capstone design project, a team of LSU mechanical engineering...

This week, the 20-time Emmy-nominated PBS series Antiques Roadshow made Baton Rouge its first stop for its upcoming season.

Baton Rouge’s third-ever 24-hour online fundraiser supporting local nonprofits is happening today. 

During an election year in Louisiana, lawmakers want to be seen as on God's side in a state where Christianity is the dominant faith. 

The petrochemical industry is in the middle of a transformation of sorts in terms of its logistics and supply chain processes.

For small suppliers, slow payments from large companies can be costly. But now, a cohort of corporations have come together to try to balance payment terms so that small firms are treated more equitably, Inc. reports. 

Let’s set aside for the moment that state Rep. Richard Nelson’s utopian dream of taking a blowtorch to Louisiana’s personal income.

After residents of Louisiana’s “Cancer Alley,” between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, put a national spotlight on their environmental concerns, petrochemical giants are backing the creation of a new “sustainability council,” documents show.