Politics & Policy

Nearly a year into the pandemic’s gutting of the economy, businesses across the country...

The Broome administration has finalized plans for a new downtown parking system that will include new smart meters and kiosks on city streets as well as higher rates that could go into effect later this year.

In December, Congress created a $15 billion grant fund for clubs and performance spaces,...

A group of Louisiana voting rights advocates are urging lawmakers to commit to four...

Mayor Sharon Weston Broome launched the Safe, Hopeful Neighborhoods Engagement Hub on Wednesday as...

The Metro Council is holding a special meeting this afternoon to discuss the civil lawsuit filed against the city-parish and former Baton Rouge police officer Blane Salamoni on behalf of Alton Sterling's five children, who lost their father in a controversial 2016 police shooting

America’s small businesses remain under stress from coronavirus pandemic disruptions, and many of them...

Baton Rouge may be upset about its litter problem but it seems to be ignoring an even bigger problem—our Stormwater Management Program which is out of EPA compliance.

Though tort reform legislation—billed by many lawmakers as a way to lower auto insurance...

Collis Temple, as an LSU board member, overstepped his authority and sent a chill through the First Amendment with his criticism of Donald Rouse Sr. in the aftermath of the riot at the U.S. Capitol.