With her college gymnastics days behind her, influencer and Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Livvy Dunne is moving on with ...

There’s a quiet momentum building in Baton Rouge—and it’s time we lean into it, not shy away. Initiatives to elevate our ...

Matt Lee, vice president for agriculture and dean at LSU’s College of Agriculture, was tapped to serve as LSU’s interim ...

Baton Rouge native Laura Cedor was studying interior design at the University of Southern Mississippi when she had a light ...

The plan, prompted in part by the proposed development of LSU’s new $400 million arena just two miles away, is to redevelop ...

A sweeping rewrite of Louisiana’s campaign finance laws is nearing final passage in the state Legislature, with provisions that would expand how politicians can spend donor money—on items like country ...

Chicago home rental company Kairos Living is expanding its presence in Livingston Parish, particularly within the South Haven development in Denham Springs.  Kairos bought six lots in South Haven ...

The House and Senate are done for the week but will return for a busy Sunday. Meetings of the House Transportation and Appropriations committees that were slated for Friday were canceled, though both ...

The editors of Baton Rouge Business Report are now accepting nominations for the 2026 edition of the Capital Region 500—a ...

State lawmakers are advancing a constitutional amendment that would shift authority over state employee classifications from the Civil Service Commission to the Legislature, potentially eliminating ...

As employers increasingly rely on AI tools to streamline hiring, job seekers are navigating a tech-driven process that offers speed—but not always clarity, Fast Company writes.  With applicants now ...

U.S. employers slowed hiring last month, but still added a solid 139,000 jobs amid uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s trade wars. Hiring fell from a revised 147,000 in April, the Department of ...