Restaurants & Retail

A convenience store that will house two quick service restaurants—a Great Steak and a...

Gov. John Bel Edwards is under increasing pressure from conservative political leaders and business...

Baton Rouge-area car dealerships are seeing an uptick in used car sales after a...

Baton Rouge-based By Day Architecture and interior design firm Tiek & Co. have teamed...

Consumer spending rose in all three of the Capital Region’s largest parishes and has...

Work has expedited on the second residential phase of Harveston, Mike Wampold’s planned community at Nicholson Drive and Bluebonnet Boulevard, as his commercial plans pick up speed.

• Most of Louisiana's more than 500,000 unemployed workers will begin receiving an extra...

• Louisiana's Department of Health reported fewer than 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday...

After a three-week shutdown due to a positive COVID-19 case, Nino’s Italian Restaurant on Bluebonnet Boulevard quietly reopened earlier this month and has been doing a surprisingly brisk business, all things considered, says owner and executive chef Elton Hyndman. But while Nino’s enjoys a loyal following of patrons, operating under current conditions is far from easy and not sustainable in the long term, Hyndman fears.

• Out-of-work Americans may see only a three-week boost to their unemployment benefits, as...