Steve Scalise and GNO Inc. are racing an October deadline to land a 1,200-student federal academy in New Orleans East.

Danny Riehm says making drivers buy a sticker they won't be ticketed for is unfair — a council vote looms Friday.

Starting in January, a new state council can veto Louisiana university research tied to China, Cuba, Iran or Russia — even student projects.

Healthy Blue's 292,000 enrollees must pick a new plan by mid-November as Louisiana narrows its Medicaid roster to four insurers.

The three-day women's business event lands at the Hyatt Regency with pitch prizes and 200-plus attendees expected.

Councilwoman Kim Chauvin called the eight-boat harbor a bad bet, steering millions to berms and resiliency centers instead.

An appeals court just blocked a deal to sell the historic Canal Street landmark, reviving Dickie Brennan's bid to buy it back.

Two Kenner councilmembers want Louisiana's AG to check whether colleagues broke open meetings law picking an aviation board rep.

PICA is pitching premium cuts of 15% to 40% for Louisiana Citizens' commercial customers, but staying put could cost more.

Nola Bank opened its doors at 1100 S. Carrollton Ave. with $29.2 million in capital and plans to seek minority bank status.

A single Covington oil firm's payout after a $3.2 billion buyout skewed St. Tammany's pay data nationwide, even as Richland Parish's Meta boom tells a steadier growth story.

Venice shrimper Acy Cooper wants a sit-down with Trump as a nearly 2,700-signature petition demands import restrictions.

Act 553 makes water, gas and electric providers refund overcharges fast, but New Orleans residents are split on whether it will actually work.