Politics & Policy

Traffic filings in Louisiana decreased 48% from 2009 to 2019, declining every year during...

The omicron variant may not be the most deadly strain of COVID-19 but it’s...

The period between Christmas and New Year’s Eve is traditionally a quiet time in Louisiana politics. So make sure you soak up all peace and tranquility while you can. Because the next 12 months will host plenty of noisy political action—and it will be anything but peaceful.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration expects lower crude oil prices in 2022, compared with...

A new law directing health insurance companies, agents and brokers to disclose their commissions goes into effect Monday, though there still is uncertainty about how to comply.

Amazon has been rapidly expanding into areas that are designated for special tax incentives, according to a recent analysis that comes amid growing regulatory scrutiny of the e-commerce giant, The Washington Post reports.

University Lakes LLC, the entity established by the LSU Real Estate and Facilities Foundation, an affiliate of the LSU Foundation, to manage the restoration of the lakes around LSU’s campus, today issued a request for proposals for a preconstruction manager and construction manager at risk.

Hurricane Ida came ashore as a Category 4 storm on August 29, 16 years to the day after Katrina's landfall. While it did not deliver a direct hit to Baton Rouge, parts of the Capital Region were without power for more than a week.

​Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon has announced a private insurance company will acquire an...

Texas and Louisiana charge virtually the same gas tax. So why does Texas have better roads?