Politics & Policy

Government decisions, legislation, elections, and public policy shaping business and daily life across the Baton Rouge region and Louisiana.

Judicial reform group says plaintiff’s attorneys setting dangerous precedent in Louisiana governor’s race

Contributions by a single law firm to a super PAC that is targeting U.S....

A year from being approved, new CATS routes serving LSU and Nicholson areas no closer to fruition

The lack of a downtown Baton Rouge hub for the Capital Area Transit System...

LSU files suit against group managing Shreveport, Monroe hospitals

LSU filed suit this afternoon against the Biomedical Research Foundation in Shreveport, the private...

Webb Park meeting over bike lanes got ugly, ended with plan to work towards resolution

A two-hour meeting Wednesday night of the Webb Park Civic Association got heated at...

Square 46 developers delaying construction until Government Street ‘road diet’ plan is finalized

Developers and architects for the long-awaited Square 46 mixed-use development in Mid City are...

Some Webb Park residents trying to remove bike lanes along Glenmore, Hundred Oaks

A group of residents in the Webb Park neighborhood is meeting tonight to discuss...
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James Carville says ‘bad political leadership’ threatening south Louisiana’s very existence

Louisiana voters need to get involved in the governor’s race and force the candidates...

Baton Rouge development community looking for solutions to chronic delays on permits, inspections

If you’re waiting on a permit from the city-parish’s permits and inspections division, you’re...

Insight: Louisiana’s natural gas export opportunities

It is difficult to believe that almost eight years ago, increased natural gas demand...

Louisiana candidates for governor talk industry

The voting booth looms large both this year and next for those in Louisiana...
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