Politics & Policy

If you haven't set aside a space for employees to breastfeed at your workplace, you'll most likely need to do so soon, according to Inc. magazine. 

Louisiana is facing another insurance crisis but state officials—as usual—have no interest in addressing the root problem.

A rise in ATM thefts has the Louisiana banking industry turning to the Legislature for help.

The Louisiana chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business plans to press for tax cuts in light of the state’s surplus of dollars.

‘Real world improvements’: New IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel delivered a tax-season pledge Tuesday that...

Seven candidates to be Louisiana’s next governor promised to improve the climate for the state’s businesses if elected. 

U.S. job openings slipped to 9.9 million in February, the fewest since May 2021 and a sign that the job market may be starting to cool

A Louisiana lawmaker has proposed a constitutional amendment to allow parish governments to keep a larger share of oil and gas taxes. 

A former officer with the Louisiana and national associations for homebuilders says the state’s current building code is fine, but funding a program to help homeowners pay for retrofitting their roofs to better withstand storms would be a good idea. 

The person placed in charge of the Louisiana Department of Health just as the COVID-19 pandemic was taking root will leave her post later this week. Gov. John Bel Edwards said Monday that Courtney Phillips will resign Thursday,