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Tin Roof’s new food truck is serving up the classics

Tin Roof Brewing Company has rolled out a new food truck to encourage beer-enthusiastic patrons to stick around for a meal—and, perhaps, another beer.

Average age of those working from home has gotten younger

People working from home became younger, more diverse, better educated and more likely to move during the worst part of the COVID-19 pandemic.

See how far sales of apartment complexes have fallen in Baton Rouge 

Sales of multifamily complexes have cooled in Baton Rouge amid a national slowdown fueled by higher interest rates, banking fears and slowing rent growth. 

DSLD purchases 64 lots in new Zachary development for nearly $3.3M

Private homebuilder DSLD Homes LLC has purchased 64 lots in the Evergreen Estates subdivision for $3.26 million, according to the East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court's office.

How the IRS’ funding boost will benefit small businesses 

After months of anticipation, small businesses now have a glimpse of what a revamped...

Louisiana’s occupational licensing rules stirring challenges

Last year, Louisiana lawmakers approved legislation that allows "any interested person" to challenge the state’s occupational licensing restrictions.
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Insurance and pro-business bills will take center stage during session 

The state’s most prominent business lobby will look a little different during this year’s legislative session now that Stephen Waguespack

Health Care’s new view on AI

Baton Rouge hospitals are embracing artificial intelligence to both enhance patient care and improve efficiency.

What happened to Baton Rouge’s Healthy Food Retail Initiative?

A three-year initiative launched by Mayor Sharon Weston Broome’s administration in late 2019 to recruit new grocery stores to underserved neighborhoods in the parish sunsetted last year without any deals for a new store. 

Self-storage properties sold to local buyer; Alaskan trust buys Bluebonnet office

Advanced Mini Storage in north Zachary has sold for $2.8 million, according to the East Baton Rouge Clerk of Court's office.