Advocacy groups warning of environmental and health risks and industry lobbyists promoting job growth descended upon Donaldsonville on Thursday evening to play their respective roles in a permit hearing for a proposed ammonia facility north of the city.
WASHINGTON – Louisiana could be in line to receive hundreds of millions dollars more for allowing offshore energy exploration and production in federal waters off the coast.
The Times-Picayune | The Advocate was named "»Æ¹Ï´«Ã½paper of the Year" and won the Freedom of Information Award at the Louisiana Press Association's annual Better »Æ¹Ï´«Ã½paper Contest.
Air Products said it is delaying the startup of its $8 billion blue hydrogen manufacturing c…
Elevated interest rates, inflation and rising insurance costs are expected to limit commerci…
Venture Global said Thursday it had secured $3 billion in bank loans for a second liquefied …
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Nearly 200 Baton Rouge residents, from business owners to students to government employees, …
A month ago, voters soundly rejected a complicated proposal by Gov. Jeff Landry to revamp th…
Jamie Tutko wishes he had access to it when Ty Floyd was around.
The WNBA's Chicago Sky played host the the Brazilian National Team in a preseason exhibition game at the PMAC on May 2, 2025. The game featured the return of former LSU stars Angel Reese and Hailey Van Lith to the Louisiana hardcourt. Reese, in her second year, and the rookie Van Lith booth …
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Growing up in Jamaica, Katherine Williams-Thomas never wanted to be the mom or the dad when playing house with her friends. She wanted to be a shopkeeper, business owner or even a server.
Tiffany Murdock is from Sims, Alabama, a small town outside Mobile.
Carl Gilbert, president of the Greater New Orleans Bonsai Society, found his love for bonsai trees while he was in Japan serving in the U.S. Navy. He joined the society to learn from other bonsai enthusiasts in the area.
The huge demand for the new LA GATOR Scholarship Program should teach lawmakers two things. First, they should come as close as possible to fully funding the program. Second, parents want, and deserve, the largest say in their children’s education — and in their children’s upbringing in general.
Closing Bourbon Street to vehicular travel is a mistake. Closing any street in the French Quarter is a mistake. A better solution for safety and quality of life for our historic square is congestion pricing.
The United States is once again proving that the only nation strong enough to undermine us is ourselves. The Trump administration’s recent attacks on foreign students have made our institutions of higher education far less attractive places to study and work.
I became conscious of the fact that the driver was in the act of pulling up the horses in th…
She's known as the "Cemetery Lady" in West Baton Rouge and Iberville parishes, but if it wer…
In the world of noses, there are some that are truly stand out.
James "Jim" Keith Barnett, born December 9, 1956, passed away on Thursday, May 1, 2025, at t…
Theodore (Ted) Eugene Guyton, 84, left this world to be with God, his Beloved Charles and Fa…
Letha A. Daniel entered into eternal rest at Zachary Manor on Monday, April 28, 2025. She wa…
Mrs. Willie Joyce "Billie" Odum, daughter of Houston Henry Deen and Doris Chance Deen, was b…
Mary Lee Agosta Wilton, a retired schoolteacher, wife, mother, sister and friend, passed awa…
Joseph "Joe" Murry Chemin, 91, of Greenwell Springs, LA, passed away on April 28, 2025. Know…
