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FTC looking at rules to corral tech firms’ data collection 

Whether it's the fitness tracker on your wrist, the “smart” home appliances in your...

LSU legendary athletes come to artistic life in Jubans’ Tigre Room 

A favorite spot at the recently refreshed Jubans is the moody Tigre Room, a library-ish parlor off the restaurant’s sprawling Atrium Bar.

Beyond high summer bills, energy in Louisiana is cheaper than in Texas 

Despite that bad feeling you’ve experienced every time you’ve opened your Entergy bill this summer, you can take some solace in the fact that Louisiana energy prices are cheaper than in neighboring states.

Majority of ‘unlicensed’ sites for nursing home evacuations deemed unfit

The Louisiana Department of Health has concluded that most of the “unlicensed” shelters that...

Market correction

Main Street Market, the city’s first urban food hall, will undergo a $1 million upgrade early next year but existing tenants worry about the construction impact.

Inflation Reduction Act pushes Louisiana to front of clean energy sector

Some policy experts believe Louisiana is one of the better positioned states to take...
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Lumber prices down about 21% from May, though building costs remain high

Local lumber prices have come down about 21% since May, says Karen Zito, president...

Should the LSAT be dropped for law school admission?

Would doing away with LSAT scores as an admissions requirement improve diversity and inclusion among law school students?

Flannery Road apartment complex sells for $7.3M

A 120-unit apartment complex on South Flannery Road was sold this week to an...

Cou-Yon’s creators bringing Cajun-influenced fried seafood to Government Street

Brothers Paul and Michael Mladenka, the creators and owners of Cou-Yon’s BBQ, are debuting a new concept on Government Street: Cork’s Cajun Fried Fish & Shrimp.