Richard Borek used company funds to buy cell phones and electronic tablets from two nationwide cellular phone companies, sold them online to another company and kept the money ...
As we close this chapter on Lafayette-focused publishing, we look to a new generation of emerging leaders to help chart a future we can all embrace ...
The latest dispute between prominent Lafayette families and the developer of the ambitious retail center concerns a most prosaic point of contention: maintenance of a retention pond ...
After four years at the helm of the regional business and economic development group, Jason El Koubi will assume the No. 2 job at the Virginia Economic Development Partnership ...
Biz pub will remain active through July's Top 50 issue and Aug. 16 Top 50 luncheon; Acadiana Lifestyle, Bon Temps, Lafayette Planner Guide and related entities not affected ...
We need to face up to how the “new New Orleans,” so celebrated by the Mayor and the self-anointed civic elite, in fact amounts to a hostile assault on African-American families and the working poor ...
The $1.35 cents that each American pays in taxes per year to support the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is negligible when compared with the alternative: the arid and insipid wasteland of commercial programming ...
A $28 billion-plus Louisiana operating budget won final legislative passage Friday, a week later than expected, after a stalemate in the spending negotiations forced lawmakers into a special session ...
In a legislative session mired by budget feuds, tax disagreements and a divisive debate over Confederate monuments, Gov. John Bel Edwards had one major achievement: He convinced legislators to overhaul Louisiana’s criminal sentencing laws and its approach ...
Partnership between Lafayette and Irving, Texas, health care groups includes home health, hospice, community-based services and facility-based services ...