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Alford: Progress and pain at the state Capitol

"This bill has a long way to go and a short time to get...

Haynesville shale to play bigger role as Gulf Coast LNG exports surge 

Louisiana’s Haynesville shale is the biggest near-term growth opportunity for Williams, a midstream natural...

A hit during the pandemic, Chef Brandon’s Boxes looking to expand

Stay-at-home orders made Chef Brandon LaBorde’s meal delivery service, Chef Brandon’s Boxes, a great...

Council to consider approving additional rental assistance, naming mosquito agency director

More than 4,600 households in East Baton Rouge Parish remain in need of rental...

Sens. Cassidy, Rubio introduce business cybersecurity bills 

U.S. Sens. Bill Cassidy and Marco Rubio last week introduced two bills aimed at...

Interventional Pain Institute pays $1.38M for Picardy tract

The Interventional Pain Institute has purchased a 2-acre tract on Picardy Avenue, sales documents show.
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Pollster Ron Faucheux: What happened to the political center?

There may be fewer middle-of-the-road politicians, but there are more middle-of-the-road voters, Ron Faucheux,...

The Modern Debutante brings photo-worthy backdrops to Baton Rouge

Flower and hedge walls, designed for taking photos in front of, are trending at...

House passes bill that would hide corporate tax break data from public

House lawmakers have voted 59-38 for a bill that would change the public records...

More flood control projects in line for federal funding but less than 10% will get money

Local governments around the Capital Region will find out this week which of nearly two dozen flood control projects will receive funding through the Louisiana Watershed Initiative, a state-run flood mitigation program funded with $1.2 billion in federal money.