Politics & Policy

Louisiana is among the states with the biggest population declines in recent years, according to new U.S. census data.

Midstream oil and gas giant Tallgrass announced last week that it would sell 500-plus...

The upcoming regular session slated to convene April 10 would be both the most ridiculous time and—maybe—the most opportune for members of the Legislature to discuss increasing their own pay.

Tucked in the $1.7 trillion bill to fund the government that Congress passed last...

Louisiana looked at one point to be turning into Hollywood South thanks to general tax benefits for movies and television shows shot in the state. 

As one year gives way to another, politicos in Louisiana will increasingly turn their collective attention to Washington Mardi Gras, the multiday extravaganza slated for late next month in the Beltway.

The economy this past year was a mix of chart-topping growth, record-level inflation and...

New building and energy codes that kick in next year are expected to add an average of $2,000-$2,500 to the cost of building a house in the Capital Region, according to the Home Builders Association of Greater Baton Rouge. 

Food is such a huge part of Louisiana’s culture and its legacy in the...

Enrollment in the Louisiana Community and Technical College System declined to the lowest level in 14 years, while state appropriations increased to a decade-high peak in 2022, according to the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s office.