Politics & Policy

Dr. Craig Greene, who represents much of the Capital Region on the Louisiana Public Service Commission, wants participants in the energy space to have “skin in the game.” 

College athletic officials testified Tuesday in support of nationally standardized name, image and likeness regulations at a U.S. Senate hearing.

Gov. John Bel Edwards announced a $500 million program to establish energy hubs for communities during times of natural disasters. 

Governor-elect Jeff Landry had a 100% voting record with the National Federation of Independent Business when he was in Congress, says Dawn Starns McVea, who leads NFIB’s Louisiana chapter. 

Entergy Louisiana wants to again raise prices on its customers, and state utility regulators are expected to discuss the proposed rate hike today. 

After this past weekend’s primary elections, the drama and intrigue surrounding the Louisiana Legislature’s...

The state’s next insurance commissioner has formed an Insurance Advisory Council “with the goal of bringing all stakeholders to the table to aggressively tackle the insurance crisis in Louisiana.”

The Port of South Louisiana has delayed its proposed purchase of the former Avondale shipyard after facing tough questions last month from Bond Commission members over the terms of the $330 million deal, NOLA.com reports.

There’s criticism over a lack of transparency by the Department of Energy around the application and selection process.

Businesses short on cash are turning to so-called double-dip loans to refinance short-term debt...