Politics & Policy

Residents ask state to halt next phase of Air Products’ carbon capture project 

Southeast Louisiana residents say Lake Maurepas is one of the last remaining unspoiled waterways in the state, and they’re begging state officials to stop Air Products from building a series of wells and pipelines for its carbon capture project. 

Adding capacity to La. 30 a top priority, Ascension chief transportation engineer says

The new chief transportation engineer for Ascension Parish brings more than 20 years of experience in the public and private sectors to his new role. 

Opinion | City Park petition for central park will send a message

This story has been changed since its original publication to reflect that BREC currently...

Louisiana’s feral hog ‘pigdemic’ shows no sign of going away 

There are more feral hogs in Louisiana than there are people in Baton Rouge,...

44 Louisiana legislators get perfect score from NFIB 

Forty-four Louisiana legislators, 12 in the Senate and 32 in the House, consistently voted to support small businesses during this year’s regular session, according to a scorecard published by the National Federation of Independent Businesses this week. 

What’s the status of LSU’s strategic plan? 

Almost two years after he came to LSU as the newly created vice president for strategy, Mark Bieger has left the university, leaving LSU’s strategic plan unfinished.  
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Inside the evolving and increasingly competitive cancer-care market in the Capital Region

The two-story lobby of Ochsner’s gleaming $116 million medical complex at The Grove was...

Opinion | Money remains undefeated

The second St. George legal verse was the same as the first: It’s all...

City-parish issues violations against current owners of former Salsbury’s Dodge location 

East Baton Rouge city-parish officials are preparing to issue a third tall grass violation letter to the current owners of what was once the site of the Salsbury Dodge dealership on Airline Highway after area residents filed a complaint about the property. 

Library system wipes out all overdue fines

The East Baton Rouge Parish Library System is no longer collecting fines for overdue books or other items, the system announced this morning.