Por: The Advocate Opinion October 26, 2022
Let me first say I take my integrity very seriously. This is a matter of both personal ethics and practicality.We can neither address our challenges nor accomplish meaningful progress in our community if there is not between the Mayor’s Office and Metropolitan Council.To that end, I am committed to working with council members and find a path forward.East Baton Rouge Parish is facing a reckoning with the federal government regarding our... + full article
The Advocate USA Business October 25, 2022
Dallas-based TAP Innovations topped this year's LSU 100 list of fastest-growing companies while Turner Industries Group led the Roaring 10 list of companies generating the most revenue. The LSU 100 and Roaring 10 list recognize businesses owned or led by LSU graduates... + más
Doktor Kaboom, sculptures, LSU Jazz Showcase, Regina Carter at the Manship and more | The Advocate
Hispanic-Owned Businesses: Smaller Overall But Growing Fast | Forbes
The Advocate USA Opinion October 24, 2022
Just about everything that could go wrong has with a proposed and for stormwater management in East Baton Rouge Parish.The public deserves a full accounting of this debacle. We wonder whether we’re going to get it from Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome.The mayor now, none... + más
Baton Rouge homicides are down in 2022. Broome credits community work, end of pandemic lockdowns. | The Advocate
How Will the Patagonia Perpetual Purpose Trust Terms Be Enforced? | Forbes
The Advocate USA Crime October 06, 2022
Under pressure from local law enforcement, a Baton Rouge judge revoked bail for a man from a Paige Street church, allegedly culminating in a fatal overdose earlier this year.East Baton Rouge district court judge Tarvald Smith ruled Thursday to revoke bail of $43,000 he set the... + más
How a casualty of Baton Rouge's opioid crisis led police to a drug ring inside a church | The Advocate
Mormon leader calls abuse 'abomination' amid policy scrutiny | Associated Press
The Advocate USA Business September 23, 2022
Rouses Markets executives and Baton Rouge leadership broke ground on a new store at the intersection of Florida Boulevard and North Ardenwood Drive on Thursday, a location that city leaders say will help redevelop a major street and make a dent in the food deserts of North Baton... + más
Around Baton Rouge: Hunting and Fishing Day, 'Broadway at the Ballet! and more events | The Advocate
'This river is something else': American Queen brings tourists to Baton Rouge on the river | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Crime September 17, 2022
Violent crime has dropped in East Baton Rouge Parish after years of record-breaking highs, a trend Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome attributes to anti-crime initiatives and the end of pandemic-era lockdowns that left people out of work and kids out of schools.“We must... + más
Our Views: Back to the '90s on crime? It takes a village to fight it | The Advocate
LSU student shot, killed on Government Street; mayor-president calls for violence to stop | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Life September 17, 2022
Nearly 420 feet of history made its way to Baton Rouge on April 15 on the American Queen, the largest steamboat ever built. The stop was one of many this year for American Queen Voyages in Baton Rouge. The American Queen features an authentic paddlewheel during a tour of the... + más
What the royal family will wear to the queen's funeral | ABC News
Prince Harry to wear military uniform when Queen Elizabeth II's 8 grandchildren hold vigil at her coffin | ABC News
The Advocate USA Opinion September 17, 2022
A national crime wave alarms the nation, police forces are mobilized, legislators look at sentencing and jails, federal funds flow to hire officers and buy crime-fighting equipment.And sociologists hit upon a silver bullet: midnight basketball.That was back when Bill Clinton was... + más
Guest column: To better fight crime, it's time to end the NOPD consent decree | The Advocate
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