Construction is bright spot for La. economy
The U.S. construction industry lost some 7,000 jobs in August, marking the third straight month of employment losses, according to an analysis by Associated Builders and Contractors of U.S.
The U.S. construction industry lost some 7,000 jobs in August, marking the third straight month of employment losses, according to an analysis by Associated Builders and Contractors of U.S.
By JEREMY ALFORD and DAVID JACOBS
If we think at all about the earliest inhabitants of South Louisiana, we tend to think of them as living on the higher and drier places away from the coast.
Paper ballots and limited absentee balloting in our election? That’s what the president is calling for. Does he have a point?
Louisiana’s industrial giants, ports and local governments are facing an increasingly coordinated barrage of lawsuits from small but determined groups.
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