The Capital Region housing market saw year-over-year declines in closed sales and new listings during February but a leap in ...

The potential developer of LSU’s new $400 million arena is expected to submit its development plans to the LSU Board of ...

The Baton Rouge Area Foundation announced Monday that it will move to a new location late this summer.  BRAF has outgrown its ...

F21 OpCo, the U.S. operator of Forever 21, has filed for bankruptcy as the apparel company struggles to compete with online retailers. Forever 21 has one store in Baton Rouge, in the Mall of Louisiana ...

Recognition: Baton Rouge-based Tre’s Street Kitchen was named a Best of Growth winner by Aramark’s Local Restaurant Row program. As previously reported by Business Report, Tremaine Devine launched Tre ...

Executives at poorly performing companies are more likely to get the boot if one of the company’s board members has a military background, The Wall Street Journal reports.  The odds of being removed ...

U.S. shoppers stepped up their spending just a bit in February after a sharp pullback the previous month, signaling that Americans are shopping more cautiously as concerns about the direction of the ...

Two Louisiana state senators stepped in to get a pair of former student legislative aides back on the ballot for their LSU campus government election after they were initially removed for allegedly ...

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments starting next Monday over the yearslong battle to draw a new congressional map for Louisiana, The Center Square reports.  The court will hear the combined ...

Shopping for a new home? Ready to renovate your kitchen or install a new deck? You’ll be paying more to do so. The Trump administration’s tariffs on imported goods from Canada, Mexico and China—some ...

A plan to open Louisiana’s first Dutch Bros Coffee location, on West Lee Drive, is one of several items on tonight’s Planning Commission meeting agenda. Dutch Bros is a fast-growing coffee chain ...

The leaders of companies that serve everyone from penny-pinching grocery shoppers to first-class travelers are seeing cracks in demand. On top of high interest rates and persistent inflation, CEOs are ...