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Breaking news, company moves, economic trends, and the deals shaping Greater Baton Rouge and the Capital Region.

Managers uncertain if remote workers have same hustle

More than a year into America’s great work-from-home experiment, many companies have hailed it...

Map Design Group files to build office near Electric Depot

The Map Design Group is planning to build a roughly 3,400-square-foot office building near Electric Depot in Mid City.

ACER planning new $2B oil refinery, makes bid for Shell’s Convent facility 

Baton Rouge-based American Clean Energy Refining today announced its plan to construct a new,...

Garret Graves making infrastructure point with $1B Mississippi Bridge request

U.S. Rep. Garret Graves says the nearly $1 billion earmark he requested for a...

Pandemic bankruptcies have held off, but experts warn of ‘avalanche’ to come 

The worst of the pandemic may be over, but many small businesses are headed...

LSU faculty members call for COVID-19 vaccination mandate

A group of LSU faculty members is urging the university to institute a COVID-19...
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How Jenni Peters made Varsity Sports a resource for athletes 

Five dollars, a T-shirt and some free Miller Lite. That’s how Jenni Peters’ running career...

Baton Rouge-to-beach air shuttle doesn’t take off  

Direct air service Southeast Beach Express today announced it is canceling its shuttles from...

Baton Rouge restaurants see surge in dining as food distributors face shortages

Diners are making their way back inside their favorite Baton Rouge restaurants in droves as coronavirus restrictions have lifted, but food distributors may not be rebounding fast enough to keep up. 

After LSU termination, some Taylor Porter attorneys leave adjunct professorships at LSU Law Center

Some Taylor Porter attorneys who also work as adjunct professors at LSU have decided to stop teaching at LSU’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center.
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