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Should ABC have authority over bar and restaurant noise complaints?

The Metro Council today will consider a proposal to add a prohibition against “loud and raucous noise” to the ordinance regulating alcohol sales. 

Majority of business owners say high gas prices are having an adverse impact

Rising fuel prices are taking a toll on small businesses, prompting owners of everything...

Affordable Dentures building on South Sherwood Forest sells for $2.9M

The building on South Sherwood Forest Boulevard where Affordable Dentures is located was sold recently for $2.9 million to out-of-state investors. 

Shreveport investment firm purchases three Baton Rouge health care properties

FDL Health Investors, an investment firm based in Shreveport, purchased three health care properties in Baton Rouge on Tuesday.

Renovated River Center Performing Arts Theatre steps into 21st century 

That was the idea behind the renovations to the River Center Performing Arts Theatre, which is now open for a new spring season of music, drama and more after COVID-related setbacks and Hurricane Ida. 

Local group continues pushing for alternative I-10 plan

Opponents of the state’s plans to widen Interstate 10 from La. 415 to Essen Lane aren’t giving up without a fight.
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What does the ongoing drought mean for area agriculture?

As of March 15, drought has expanded across the majority, or 61% of the country, and the dry conditions are being felt in Louisiana.

Baton Rouge Court Reporters acquired by national firm

Baton Rouge Court Reporters, one of the leading court reporting firms in Louisiana, has been acquired by Houston-based U.S. Legal Support Inc. 

High-ranking trooper’s refusal to answer questions in Greene case irks lawmakers 

The second-in-command at Louisiana State Police declined to answer any questions from state lawmakers today about why his state-issued cell phone was turned in and later wiped clean amid the ongoing investigation into the death of motorist Ronald Greene

After spike in tipping at start of pandemic, consumer generosity begins to wane 

Consumers started tipping more during the pandemic, but that generosity may be slowing.