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Applied Digital to build $3.6B AI facility in Rapides Parish Play Video
May 26, 2026 3:22 PM
ALEXANDRIA — Applied Digital Corporation is bringing a $3.6 billion artificial intelligence campus to Rapides Parish, Gov. Jeff Landry announced Tuesday. The facility, called Delta Forge 1, is built for "large-scale AI training and inference workloads," according to Louisiana Economic Development. It will initially be two facilities, which will... more » -
Turner Industries to open nuclear fabrication facilities in New Iberia and Port Allen Play Video
April 28, 2026 1:09 PM
PORT ALLEN — Turner Industries is building two nuclear fabrication facilities in Louisiana, one in New Iberia and one in Port Allen, that are expected to create 1,000 direct new jobs. The 1,000 direct jobs will be split evenly between the two sites, with 500 at each location. Louisiana... more » -
'Geaux Far Day' at state capitol connects lawmakers with early childhood development experts Play Video
March 24, 2026 6:41 PM
BATON ROUGE — Geaux Far Louisiana held its "Geaux Far Day" at the state capitol on Tuesday, connecting lawmakers with early childhood development experts. The day included a morning meeting and a luncheon where representatives from Geaux Far pushed lawmakers to strengthen early childhood education. "So we know... more » -
$50 million development in North Baton Rouge to bring new grocery store alongside other businesses Play Video
January 17, 2026 12:15 PM
BATON ROUGE — A $50 million investment in North Baton Rouge is scheduled to begin development on Monday as the area receives a new grocery store along with additional retail development by Harvest Fresh. The project, named The BLVD at Harding, will be located within Howell Place off Harding... more » -
St. George postpones decision that would put 87 homes between Old Jefferson Highway, Antioch Boulevard Play Video
January 5, 2026 10:49 PM
ST. GEORGE - The city of St. George chose to postpone a decision to potentially put 87 homes between Antioch Boulevard and Old Jefferson Highway. People who live in the area say their drainage is not great right now and the decision would only add to the problem. ... more » -
Neighbors want water directed elsewhere, cost to fix covered Play Video
November 20, 2025 5:33 PM
PRAIRIEVILLE - Some private property owners living along White Road say a drainage ditch that runs through their land is being taken advantage of. They blame development in the area and say the cost to fix it shouldn't be on them. David McRae and Kirk Resweber are neighbors. McRae... more » -
Wednesday PM Forecast: One more foggy start ahead of the next rainmaker Play Video
November 19, 2025 4:12 PM
Another DENSE FOG ADVISORY has been issued for the majority of southeast Louisiana, lasting from 11 p.m. Wednesday through 9 a.m. Thursday. Quarter-mile visibility or less will be possible across much of the region. Remain cautious during the morning drive by taking it slow, using low-beam headlights, and leaving plenty... more » -
Monday PM Forecast: Shifting to a warmer pattern, with a touch of humidity
November 3, 2025 4:06 PM
Chilly mornings and pleasantly mild afternoons will soon give way to milder starts and warmer finishes. This pattern transition may also bring back some morning fog and perhaps a few storms by late week. Tonight & Tomorrow: With clear skies and light winds again, expect another chilly night. Temperatures... more » -
Sunday PM Forecast: Chance of frost to begin the week, gradual warmup follows Play Video
November 2, 2025 5:24 PM
The week will start on a chilly note, with perhaps some patchy frost in a few spots. But it won’t end that way. Expect temperatures and humidity to climb with each passing day this week. Tonight & Tomorrow: Clear skies and light winds will set the stage for a... more » -
Officials weigh in on Plank Road's future at public meeting Play Video
October 9, 2025 5:18 PM
BATON ROUGE — Public officials came together Tuesday to share their vision for the future of Plank Road. The meeting was part of "Revive Plank Road," an initiative led by Councilman Darryl Hurst aimed at transforming one of the city’s most overlooked corridors into a thriving economic district. ... more » -
Construction begins on new Gonzales multipurpose facility
September 23, 2025 7:45 PM
GONZALES — The City of Gonzales shared an exciting update and new photos of a new multipurpose recreation facility under construction. The city posted on Facebook Tuesday morning that construction on the Freeland Jackson Center has officially begun off of S. Darla Street. The facility will offer... more » -
Sunday PM Forecast: Summer holds on as fall begins; cold front to shake things up Play Video
September 21, 2025 7:21 PM
As fall begins, summer will still be in charge. However, a cold front will help loosen summer's grip by midweek. That will come with an uptick in showers and storms, signaling cooler and drier air close behind. Tonight & Tomorrow: Leftover showers and storms will taper through the evening.... more » -
Gov. Landry outlines four-prong plan he says will ensure continued economic prosperity statewide Play Video
September 16, 2025 8:47 AM
BATON ROUGE — Gov. Jeff Landry on Tuesday announced a series of programs that he says will give a "whole government approach" to sustaining ongoing economic development in Louisiana. Landry, joined by Louisiana Economic Development Secretary Susan Bourgeois and select members of his cabinet at LED's downtown office, said... more » -
Central: Proposed city center is 'long-term vision' to increase 'quality of life' without raising taxes Play Video
August 20, 2025 1:09 PM
CENTRAL — The city of Central unveiled its plan for a new city center development project that it says will bolster flood control efforts and provide new retail, entertainment and recreational areas. The project, dubbed "Main Street 2030," will be developed between Sullivan Road, Hooper Road and Wax Road... more » -
Wednesday PM Forecast: Heat taking the spotlight, prompting new alerts Play Video
August 13, 2025 4:31 PM
Heat will be a primary fixture moving into the weekend as drier conditions take over. A Heat Advisory has been issued for Thursday, with more likely in the days to follow. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Erin is just days away from becoming a hurricane. Tonight & Tomorrow: An ordinary night... more » -
Ascension Parish plans to clear residents from 17,000-acre area for industrial development Play Video
August 11, 2025 5:42 PM
DONALDSONVILLE — Ascension Parish on Monday unveiled a plan to clear residents from 17,000 acres on the west side that have been designated for major industrial development. Parish leaders are looking for a firm that will, through a "transparent, community-centered process," identify who needs to move and determine how... more » -
Friday PM Forecast: Higher storm chances targeting a portion of the weekend Play Video
June 27, 2025 5:50 PM
Keep an eye on the sky through the weekend and much of next week. Daily showers and thunderstorms will remain in play, but a subtle shift in pattern could result in a few changes closer to the Fourth of July. Tonight & Tomorrow: In true summer fashion, a few... more » -
Disney to build its 7th theme park, this one in the United Arab Emirates Play Video
May 7, 2025 12:11 PM
ABU DHABI (AP) — Disney will build its seventh theme park, this one in the United Arab Emirates, the entertainment company said Wednesday. The waterfront resort will be built on Yas Island on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi, already home to Formula One’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the Ferrari... more » -
YMCA on South Foster Drive to re-open Monday after redevelopment Play Video
April 22, 2025 5:54 PM
BATON ROUGE - The YMCA on South Foster Drive will re-open Monday at the same location, according to the organization. Following a $30 million investment in Mid-City, the YMCA at 350 South Foster Drive shares the property with The Point at Mid-City, a brand-new four-story apartment complex with 100... more » -
Mayor-president's office asking Baton Rouge residents for input in community development plan Play Video
April 16, 2025 12:08 PM
BATON ROUGE — The Mayor’s Office of Community Development is asking for feedback as it decides on the city's housing and community development plan for the next five years. The 2025-2029 HUD Consolidated Plan will guide the investment of federal housing and community development funds to address local needs... more » -
Livingston Parish council votes to extend moratorium on development, approval of solar farms Play Video
March 18, 2025 4:24 PM
LIVINGSTON — Proposals for new solar panel farms or commercial solar power plants in Livingston Parish cannot be submitted or approved for another year, the Livingston Parish council decided last week. The parish council unanimously voted Thursday to extend the moratorium on solar development previously adopted through 2026. The... more » -
Community organizations announce design firm spearheading revitalization of downtown Baton Rouge Play Video
February 18, 2025 1:28 PM
BATON ROUGE — A firm has been selected to spearhead an initiative aimed at revitalizing downtown Baton Rouge, the Baton Rouge Area Foundation and other groups announced Tuesday. Plan Baton Rouge III will be led by the planning group Sasaki, a 70-year-old firm that specializes in planning and civil... more » -
Louisiana shares federal guidance on suspension of planned deployment of electric vehicle chargers
February 10, 2025 4:26 PM
BATON ROUGE — Louisiana transportation officials on Monday shared a public notice announcing the suspension of a program that would have built and maintained charging facilities for electronic vehicles at locations around the state. The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development last fall announced it would take applications for... more » -
Gov. Landry signs bill applies 'best practices' to state economic development Play Video
June 11, 2024 1:09 PM
BATON ROUGE - Governor Jeff Landry signed new legislation Tuesday aiming to overhaul Louisiana's economic development model and create jobs in the state. SB 494, dubbed the "Positioning Louisiana to Win" bill, establishes a private sector-led board designed to establish policies, programs, and initiative to draw businesses to the... more » -
Baton Rouge Area Chamber welcomes new president and CEO
May 22, 2024 11:18 AM
BATON ROUGE - The Baton Rouge Area Chamber Board of Directors has selected a new president and CEO after a nationwide search. Lori Melancon, the newly-chosen woman for the position, has 20 years of experience in economic development, BRAC said Wednesday. Melancon has worked before with BRAC and the... more » -
New development in Prairieville brings concerns about flooding and traffic Play Video
October 20, 2023 5:06 PM
PRAIRIEVILLE- A new development that's being built off Highway 73 in Ascension Parish is bringing with it concerns over flooding and traffic. Watch live newscasts here Delaune Estates is nearing the construction phase. The roads are all paved, and it appears workers could start building homes any day... more » -
Neighbors feel duped by new rental community off O'Neal Lane Play Video
October 17, 2023 3:28 PM
BATON ROUGE - A single-family residential development has some people upset. They thought the new homes were going to be sold, but it turns out they are rental units. The Villas at Oak Bend are located on South Harrell's Ferry Road east of O'Neal Lane in Baton Rouge. The... more » -
Now that new Livingston Parish development has passed, what's the plan for infrastructure? Play Video
October 4, 2022 4:48 PM
DENHAM SPRINGS - Thousands of new homes are coming to Livingston Parish, passed under old ordinances. Now that all these developments have been approved, some people are questioning what's next. Denham Springs resident and Livingston Parish School Board President Cecil Harris says many people are worried. "There's just... more » -
More development approved along Burbank corridor despite flooding concerns Play Video
September 26, 2022 3:34 PM
BATON ROUGE - An area along Burbank Drive in Baton Rouge continues to be developed even though there are flooding concerns. Two new America Homeland LLC neighborhoods were approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission last week. Winter Gardens and Autumn Gardens are planned developments between Sehdeva Memorial Drive... more » -
HOA hoping to net $800K to turn tennis courts into homes in BR neighborhood
August 5, 2022 6:57 PM
BATON ROUGE – A quiet, upscale enclave is hoping to net nearly $1,000,000 by selling and possibly subdividing its tennis courts. The courts in the Walden subdivision were listed Friday for $800,000. According to a Realtor.com listing , the property is just shy of 1.5 acres and is a... more » -
Small development submitted under old ordinance questioned by Livingston Parish Play Video
August 3, 2022 1:49 PM
WATSON - The Livingston Parish Planning Commission is giving a small development proposed off of a dead-end street another look after it was sent back to them by the Livingston Parish Council. It was already approved by the Planning Commission with the old parish building rules, but now that new... more » -
San Francisco couple fined over $1,500 for parking in own driveway
July 5, 2022 7:15 AM
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - A couple who has been parking their car in one place for decades was fined by the city for $1,542 with threats of further charges if they didn't find another place to park in a crowded city. Judy and Ed Craine live in San Francisco... more » -
City dismantling part of resident's ring levee he made to protect property from flooding Play Video
May 6, 2022 6:36 PM
BATON ROUGE - Frustrated with the constant threat of flooding, a Baton Rouge homeowner who built a personal ring levee is about to get a big bill from the city-parish to remove it. Ken Guidry has lived on acres of land for decades in a highly sought-after portion of... more » -
Local speech therapists concerned new CDC milestones could overlook early developmental delays Play Video
March 6, 2022 12:20 PM
The CDC loosened developmental milestones for children when it recently loosened COVID-19 guidelines. Developmental milestones, such as when your child should babble or walk, are crucial in detecting behavior and speech delays. Local speech therapists and parents have some concerns about the CDC’s changes. Jennifer Moroux’s daughter... more » -
Road widening outside of controversial Ascension Parish subdivision doesn't quell concerns, some residents say Play Video
February 14, 2022 10:23 PM
GONZALES - The now-cleared field of dirt that sits along Cannon Road near Roddy Road doesn't sit right with homeowners nearby. "It's kind of a nightmare for locals," Kacy Stafford said. Stafford lives across from the future site of Windermere Crossing, a 103-home subdivision that was approved by... more » -
Even after intense pushback, EBR Planning Commission reverses course, approves Zachary subdivision Play Video
January 18, 2022 11:23 PM
BATON ROUGE - After deferrals and even denials, a 946-lot subdivision just outside the city limits of Zachary was approved Tuesday in the face of widespread opposition. The Trivento subdivision would sit at the intersection of Old Scenic Highway and Groom Road. Once again, both residents and city leaders... more » -
After a handful of deferrals, plans for proposed Staring Lane subdivision approved Play Video
November 22, 2021 10:44 PM
BATON ROUGE - A long-sought subdivision along Staring Lane was given the green light earlier this month by the planning commission after months of outstanding drainage issues. Silverside Cove, a 75-zero-lot line, 22-acre project along Staring Lane near Perkins Road, was approved during the Nov. 15 meeting of the... more » -
Burbank Drive subdivision asking planning commission to OK 100+ new lots Play Video
October 5, 2021 10:42 PM
BATON ROUGE - After similar, previous requests have been approved, developers of Pelican Lakes on Burbank drive are asking the planning commission for permission to add more than 100 new lots to the subdivision. "Pelican Lakes was started in 2012, and it was part of an 800-lot master development,"... more » -
Amid flurry of flood zone development requests, planning commission shoots down Burbank subdivision Play Video
September 20, 2021 11:10 PM
BATON ROUGE - Days after heavy rain brought flooding to areas of the capital city, the East Baton Rouge Planning Commission denied a rezoning request for a subdivision project along Burbank Drive. Maple Cove, an 11-acre, 60-lot project near University Villas, was one of several potential projects either partially... more » -
Temporarily stricter development restrictions leave room for planning commission to allow some flood-zone projects
September 17, 2021 11:05 PM
BATON ROUGE - Tougher drainage requirements for development in flood zones take effect Saturday, but do not apply to several residential projects being considered Monday by the Planning Commission. In a unanimous vote Sept. 8, the Metro Council approved a year-long tightening of building standards for projects in flood... more » -
Two subdivisions approved, another denied by EBR planning commission Monday Play Video
July 19, 2021 11:42 PM
BATON ROUGE - A packed house of residents watched as the East Baton Rouge planning commission greenlit Monday two subdivisions in its monthly meeting. Another subdivision project was deferred while commissioners denied a fourth. A proposed 986-home subdivision at the intersection of Groom Road and Old Scenic Highway... more » -
Development expansion has neighbors worried about flooding, traffic Play Video
July 19, 2021 6:23 PM
BATON ROUGE - There's growing opposition to new developments as projects go before Planning and Zoning boards this week in Baton Rouge. The @Highland development at the corner of Highland Road and Bluebonnet Boulevard is looking to expand. But people who live around there say flooding is too much... more » -
Development code & ordinance changes likely, EBR drainage director tells frustrated residents Play Video
June 29, 2021 11:53 PM
BATON ROUGE - Speaking before a packed house of fed-up residents Tuesday night, Fred Raiford, transportation and drainage director for East Baton Rouge, hinted changes to the parish's development code and related ordinances are coming following May flooding. Raiford attended Councilwoman Denise Amoroso's district meeting to field questions and... more » -
Wetland consultant says more needs to be done to protect city from flooding Play Video
June 14, 2021 6:09 PM
BATON ROUGE - Calls for building moratoriums are spreading and getting louder. Discussions are underway in several parishes in response to recent flooding. One man is taking that discussion to the next level. Lee Patterson is a wetland consultant out of New Orleans who lives in Baton Rouge. He... more » -
Ascension council members reveal moratorium positions as negotiations continue Play Video
June 4, 2021 11:50 PM
ASCENSION PARISH - Negotiations between council members are ramping up, two weeks after parish president Clint Cointment proposed a year-long moratorium on any new, future development. Cointment's plan was released hours after heavy rainfall led to widespread flooding last month . It's a measure he has considered since taking office.... more » -
Two weeks after introducing moratorium proposal, Ascension Parish mostly mum Play Video
June 3, 2021 11:36 PM
DONALDSONVILLE - Two weeks after droves of Ascension Parish residents spoke up in favor of a 12-month development moratorium, the latest discussion of the topic was much more subdued. Inside the historic Donaldsonville courthouse, as fans tried to break up a stifling Thursday night, the temperatures of those in... more » -
Staring Lane neighborhood wants proposed development studied more Play Video
December 8, 2020 7:16 PM
BATON ROUGE - A proposed neighborhood off Staring Lane has the attention of its neighbors who are questioning some of the plans. The proposed development of Willow Run Subdivision would be off the east side of Staring Lane, north of Boone Drive, and west of the BREC Bluebonnet Swamp.... more » -
Residents awaiting traffic circle in Gonzales will be waiting longer than originally discussed Play Video
June 18, 2020 6:01 PM
GONZALES - Drivers in Ascension Parish are hoping for some relief in the form of a traffic circle. The only problem is the traffic circle hasn't been built yet. Thursday, residents fighting for that traffic relief learned that the project might be further off than they were originally told.... more » -
Flooding concerns at helm of proposed neighborhood Play Video
November 12, 2019 5:54 PM
BATON ROUGE - A Planning and Zoning meeting stands between a neighborhood's concerns and proposed residential development. There are about 78 acres of land for sale in Sherwood Forest north of Jones Creek. The old Sherwood Forest Country Club has had the eye of developer Art Lancaster for a... more » -
Ascension to vote on development restrictions Play Video
May 3, 2019 10:51 PM
ASCENSION PARISH - Restrictions on dirt-fill for elevating new houses could soon be approved by the parish council. The debate stems directly from the 2016 flood that inundated thousands of existing residents. Many blame the use of dirt-fill in flood prone areas as a contributing factor to flooding. Wednesday,... more » -
Ascension unveils proposed master plan for land use
April 30, 2019 10:44 PM
ASCENSION PARISH - A proposed master plan has been unveiled for land use that would set guidelines for things like zoning, housing density, signage for businesses, and walkable neighborhoods. The parish expects 50,000 to 60,000 additional citizens by the year 2042. Officials say they want a "smart" plan to... more » -
Jones Creek development fined nearly $100K Play Video
February 15, 2019 11:49 PM
BATON ROUGE - A controversial development, the Lakes at Jones Creek, was slapped with a heavy fine for working without permits last month. Although, many nearby residents say it's not enough. Texas based developer D. R. Horton and Baton Rouge based contractor Five-S Group were notified late January they... more » -
Ascension council could soon vote on fill moratorium Play Video
February 7, 2019 11:42 PM
ASCENSION PARISH - More than two years after the 2016 flood, parish council members are considering a temporary ban on certain types of developments. Councilman Aaron Lawler wants a moratorium on developers hauling outside dirt in to high risk flood zones to build houses on top. "If you put... more » -
Iberville Parish Council opposes Baton Rouge development Play Video
November 21, 2018 12:00 AM
PLAQUEMINE - The Iberville Parish Council approved a resolution Tuesday evening opposing a mixed-use development in an East Baton Rouge Parish special flood hazard area. The fear of increased flooding in his jurisdiction had Iberville Parish President Mitch Ourso threatening to build a wall along the parish line this week.... more » -
Parish president threatens to build wall over downstream impact from EBR developments Play Video
November 19, 2018 6:33 PM
PLAQUEMINE- Iberville Parish President Mitch Ourso is threatening to "build a wall" if development in East Baton Rouge continues without consulting his parish about the downstream impacts. Ourso sent a strongly worded letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers voicing the parish's objections to a proposed residential development... more » -
Baton Rouge developers propose realigning Dawson Creek Play Video
November 9, 2018 11:52 PM
BATON ROUGE - A mixed-use development, the Grove, near the Mall of Louisiana is proposing a change to a major drainage way in the city-parish. A section of Dawson Creek would be realigned near its intersection with Ward Creek to accommodate the 118-acre development. The planners for the city-parish... more » -
Baton Rouge development in flood-prone area on hold Play Video
September 18, 2018 12:27 AM
BATON ROUGE - A plan to build 57 houses off Burbank Drive a few miles south of LSU was put on hold Monday night. Members of the East Baton Rouge Parish Planning Commission had reservations about the subdivision located in a special flood hazard area even though it met city-parish... more » -
Controversial development on Jones Creek seeks approval Play Video
August 3, 2018 11:59 PM
BATON ROUGE - Letters went out this week notifying residents that a controversial development could soon be approved. Plans are to fill several acres of low land along Jones Creek to build 425 houses on top. "It's a scary prospect to think they're going to move a mountain of... more » -
Property owner blames drainage for destroying land Play Video
March 15, 2018 6:44 PM
SAINT FRANCISVILLE - A man blames development for destroying his piece of paradise in West Feliciana Parish. Slowly, over the last five years or so, Michael Kadair says water has changed his life and the lay of his land. Instead of being able to enjoy his 125-acre property near... more » -
Rouzan development purchased, construction to start immediately Play Video
January 19, 2018 3:41 PM
BATON ROUGE - Work will start almost immediately on the long-delayed Rouzan development off Perkins Road after a successful acquisition of the all of the property by businessman John Engquist. A representative confirmed construction crews are ready to move forward - possibly as early as Monday. Engquist has... more » -
Denham Springs residents oppose new development Play Video
January 9, 2018 11:41 PM
DENHAM SPRINGS - Residents near downtown were surprised to learn developers wanted to build a small cluster of houses in their spacious neighborhood. Ten houses standing ten feet apart would be constructed between North and South College Streets near River Road at the site of an old school building.... more » -
Housing development will bring facelift to blighted area of Baton Rouge Play Video
November 17, 2017 6:57 PM
BATON ROUGE - Hammers and nails are drowning out the silent sound of blight in one area of the city that's needed rehab for a while. Partners Southeast, a local affordable housing company, in conjunction with the city of Baton Rouge is building affordable, single-family homes, duplexes, and lofts... more » -
Sign changes at top of former Shaw building
November 2, 2017 3:54 PM
BATON ROUGE – The sign atop the high-rise building off Essen Lane near I-10 has changed. It's the third time in the building's history the fixture at the top has been removed and a new one added. Now, a rectangle sign recognizes the building's new tenant – Aptim, an... more » -
Zachary planning board approves huge subdivision Play Video
September 6, 2017 11:46 PM
ZACHARY- People living near Highway 964 and Rollins Road could be getting 600 more houses in their area. The city's Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a new subdivision Wednesday night called Zachary Trails. "I think it's a well-rounded project that needed to pass," said Michael Clegg, a Baton... more » -
Baton Rouge homeowners hate proposed development Play Video
August 23, 2017 12:22 AM
BATON ROUGE- More than a hundred people representing half a dozen subdivisions packed the Jones Creek Library branch Tuesday night, and they were mad. "We're here because a developer wants to build 425 single family homes in an area that was completely under water in the flood of 2016,"... more » -
Judge: High-end Baton Rouge homes must be torn down over servitude violation Play Video
August 22, 2017 12:14 PM
BATON ROUGE – Up to eight high-end homes in the Rouzan development should be torn down after a judge ruled in favor of landowners who sued developer Tommy Spinosa for building on property Spinosa did not own. The WBRZ Investigative Unit first reported on the issue in April. Click... more » -
Ochsner to expand into planned Baton Rouge 'Health District'
June 8, 2017 11:32 AM
BATON ROUGE – The so-called “Health District” city and medical officials have been pushing for an area along I-10 will get a new tenant. Ochsner revealed plans for a $100 million doctor's office, “micro hospital” and surgical hospital between Bluebonnet and Siegen Lane in an area behind the Mall... more » -
New development coming to former Electric Depot site on Government St. Play Video
May 17, 2017 7:54 PM
BATON ROUGE – The former Electric Depot site on Government Street will soon be transformed into a six-acre development that will include new restaurants, places to live and even a bowling alley. Developer of the project, Dyke Nelson, said that the tenants coming to the location are very "compatible"... more » -
Bye Buc-ee's; Retailer with cult following pulls out of BR plans Play Video
October 4, 2016 5:15 PM
BATON ROUGE - Eight months after news first broke Buc-ee's was set to open its first location outside of Texas at the Millerville exit on I-12, the company revealed it had canceled its plans for such a store. A representative with the company said Tuesday, the decision was made... more » -
Ascension Parish breaks ground on Conway Plantation development Play Video
May 10, 2016 7:58 PM
ASCENSION-Ascension Parish broke ground on an upscale neighborhood development on Tuesday. The development is called the Conway Plantation and is more than 300 acres land located right off of Highway 44. It is expected to include about 1,000 single homes and 500 apartments with restaurants and shops. Mayor of Gonzales,... more » -
Mayor Holden hints that council members got cozy with developer Play Video
April 28, 2016 12:30 AM
BATON ROUGE - After the Metro Council voted to override Mayor-President Kip Holden's veto of an economic development district in north Baton Rouge, he hinted that some council members might be getting comfortable with developers. After nearly two hours of discussion Wednesday, eight Metro Council members voted to overrule... more »