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Homebuilder Manuel Builders has purchased more than 30 lots as part of the first filing of its new Eagles Gate community in Livingston Parish.
Manuel Builders LLC bought 33 lots from Eagles Gate Subdivision LLC for $1.8 million, according to a transaction filed Thursday with the Livingston Parish Clerk of Court’s office.
The Eagles Gate development is on...
Strategy pivot: Gatorade is shifting its focus 60 years after inventing sports drinks. PepsiCo., Gatorade’s parent company, announced on Thursday that the brand will no longer focus primarily on athletes, instead broadening its reach to nonathletes seeking hydration. New packaging highlights the ways Gatorade’s drinks and powders work and the research behind them.
The Greater Baton Rouge housing market posted increases in pending sales, closed sales and new listings in March, a sign that the typically busy spring market has arrived. The latest data from …
The Louisiana House on Thursday unanimously approved a $47 billion state budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, advancing a plan that avoids tax increases while accelerating investments in education and workforce development.
The primary spending measure, House Bill 1, passed in a 104-0 vote and now heads to the Louisiana Senate along with a package of re...
Louisiana voters on May 16 will consider a constitutional amendment that would raise the mandatory retirement age for state court judges from 70 to 75.
Under current law, judges in Louisiana must step down at age 70, though judges who reach that age while in office are allowed to finish their elected terms. The rule is set in the state constitution, meaning any...