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Bayou Braces and Dentistry opening in former YMCA location

Bayou Braces and Dentistry is opening a second Baton Rouge location, this one in the former YMCA space at 8482 Perkins Road, which the company paid $1.2 million for on Thursday.

How Louisiana compares with other states in workers quitting their jobs

Kentucky, Idaho, South Dakota and Iowa reported the highest increases in the rates of...

Grön Fuels shifts focus to renewable jet fuel, inks key agreement with state

Grön Fuels has cleared a significant hurdle in the development of its massive renewable fuels complex planned for the Port of Greater Baton Rouge.

Low turnout likely favors tax amendments’ passage

A very small slice of Louisiana’s electorate is likely to determine whether major changes to Louisiana’s tax system will be allowed to go forward, which probably helps the proponents, a professor and political analyst says. 

LSU student housing community being developed by Dallas company

Fountain Residential Partners, a real estate developer out of Dallas, is constructing The Vue on Parker, a student housing community on West Parker, the company announced Thursday.

Did F. King Alexander violate Oregon law in responding to LSU Title IX scandal?

Former Oregon State University President F. King Alexander, who resigned just nine months into his tenure over revelations that LSU’s athletics department systematically covered up sexual misconduct allegations under his watch, also appears to have broken Oregon law, according to a report.
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‘LaPolitics’: Party control an issue in state Senate race 

There are three special legislative elections on the Nov. 13 ballot, but only one...

Business inching closer to normal for LSU gear retailers

Through a pandemic, a scaled-down football season, a hurricane, supply chain issues and more, some retailers that sell LSU-branded gear have seen a downturn in business over the past year and a half, but that is beginning to change.

Governor encourages OLOL, MBPCC to resolve differences on their own

OLOL has since announced it will move forward with its own $100 million cancer institute which, in many services, would be a direct competitor of MBPCC.

Baton Rouge’s Click Here Digital poised for growth with new investment

Click Here Digital’s partnership with two out-of-state investment firms could help the Baton Rouge-based digital marketing agency add 30-40 people over the next 12-18 months to the 100 it employs locally and acquire other firms, founder Bo White says.