Politics & Policy

Contrary to much speculation this week, East Baton Rouge Parish will not revert to...

Gov. John Bel Edwards is scheduled to meet Friday morning with officials from LSU,...

As state and local government officials increasingly call for Louisianans to stay home amid...

A bankrupt internet retailer is the first borrower under the Paycheck Protection Program to...

Julia Letlow, the widow of U.S. Rep.-elect Luke Letlow, will run for the 5th...

From providing the building blocks for PPE manufacturing to powering hospitals, the American oil and gas industry proved last year it is not only an essential industry but that it’s also critical to pandemic recovery efforts moving forward.

People have more faith in their own employer than leaders in government and business,...

It may not feel like it now, but Louisiana's statewide elections slated for 2023...

Mayor Sharon Weston Broome will hold a news conference Thursday to discuss the current...

While the Louisiana Supreme Court’s order, issued Monday, imposing a moratorium on all civil and criminal jury trials until March 1 is a necessary public health measure in the middle of a raging pandemic, it’s causing a headache for East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney Hillar Moore, among others.