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District Judge Eboni Johnson Rose should resign
Baton Rouge District Judge Eboni Johnson Rose should resign or be removed from the bench by the Judiciary Commission after a recent tirade and...
‘LaPolitics’: EBR mayoral race will be a ballot highlighter
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated since its original publication to reflect that as reported by The Advocate, $13.4 million in federal housing grants...
Who will stand up to Gov. Landry?
I said Gov. Jeff Landry wants to be king. That’s wrong. What’s clear is he’s out to become dictator of our little banana republic,...
’LaPolitics’: Gov. Landry is making aggressive tax changes
Gov. Jeff Landry replaced the entire membership of the Louisiana Tax Commission roughly a month ago, on Feb. 23, quietly marking the beginning of...
Rolfe McCollister: CATS represents Baton Rouge’s dysfunction
If you wonder, as you read the new census numbers, why East Baton Rouge Parish is shrinking as a capital city, let’s look at...
‘LaPolitics’: Will constitutional chatter dominate legislative workflow?
Larry Bagley was a young teacher fresh out of college in 1972, when Louisiana was preparing to hold the constitutional convention that produced our...
‘Lapolitics’: Will constitutional chatter dominate workflow?
Larry Bagley was a young teacher fresh out of college in 1972, when Louisiana was preparing to hold the constitutional convention that produced our...
‘LaPolitics’: Turnout estimates differ for presidential primary
The Secretary of State’s Office is expecting turnout of between 20% and 25% for Saturday’s presidential preference primary election—the first of 2024. As for...
‘LaPolitics’: Weed wars slated for regular session
Should Louisiana universities continue to play a state-sanctioned role in the marijuana industry? More importantly, what has been the return on investment so far...
‘LaPolitics’: Cassidy makes a staffing suggestion
U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy took to the Senate floor this week and urged his colleagues to step up on flood insurance while reminding them...
‘LaPolitics’: Will voters care about Louisiana’s March ballot?
The date of the March 23 ballot may very well match the turnout, with the Louisiana Secretary of State’s office forecasting voter engagement somewhere...
Billy Tauzin: Louisiana doesn’t need a polarized state Supreme Court
This is an opinion piece by Billy Tauzin and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of Business Report or its staff. A Chackbay native,...
Rolfe McCollister: Gov. Landry is the man who wants to be king
Louisiana has had governors who want to rule rather than serve.
Even those without the monarchical drive have significant power in our state, what with...
Rolfe McCollister: Gov. Landry is the man who wants to be king
Louisiana has had governors who want to rule rather than serve.
Even those without the monarchical drive have significant power in our state, what with...
‘LaPolitics’: Louisiana’s new congressional map means the emergence of new politics
State Sen. Cleo Fields of Baton Rouge broke what may have been the least surprising political news of the month when he announced plans...
Rolfe McCollister: Ideas for Baton Rouge’s next mayor
There is an organization, the International City/County Management Association, that includes professionals who manage cities.
A majority of U.S. cities have a city manager. Baton...
From the publisher: A call for a new mindset
In the heart of our Capital Region, there’s a city filled with promise and typical challenges faced by any American metropolis. It’s time for...
Is it time for Louisiana to expand school choice?
Louisiana’s school voucher program, which was first signed into law under former Gov. Bobby Jindal in 2008, provides low-income families with vouchers to send...
Rachel Alexander Cambre: Expanding school choice is overdue
Editor’s note: The viewpoints expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Business Report or its staff.
Louisiana’s fight for...
In the Louisiana Legislature, sessions beget sessions
Between now and the regular session that begins in March, Gov. Jeff Landry is expected to recall lawmakers to Baton Rouge to focus on crime. Organizers were originally targeting Feb. 19 through March 6 for the policymaking gathering.
