Financial

The city of Texarkana, Texas, will receive a $900,000 brownfields revolving loan fund grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Louisiana's 4th Congressional Rep., Dr. John Fleming, joined me this morning on KEEL Morning News to bring us up to speed on a couple of his passions; Military and Natural Resources.

It’s not unusual for college students to graduate with a hefty student loan debt. But according to a new study, many don’t know how much they owe — and some aren’t aware they owe anything at all.

The Missouri Tigers, 2011 AdvoCare V100™ Independence Bowl champions, received their brand new trophies last week.

My buddy Herb in Booth, Alabama posted a link on facebook with an American vacationing overseas. He tells about cars that get 78 miles per gallon. These cars are made right here is the U.S. but the government won’t allow them to be sold here, they must be shipped overseas.

Just because the unemployment rate is high doesn’t mean everyone is desperate for work — some are even willing to leave their jobs altogether. And when they do, the reasons they sometimes give are rather eyebrow-raising.

Just weeks after signing a historic statewide expansion of school vouchers, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal on Monday signed into law the creation of a statewide scholarship tax rebate program, bringing yet another educational victory to low and middle-income families across Louisiana.

The economy has made it practically impossible to get a job in some corners of the country. Some, however, have had an easier time than others at creating opportunities for the unemployed to become employed once again.

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal joined Ronpak owner Ron Sedley today to announce that Ronpak will relocate its corporate headquarters from New Jersey to Louisiana and create 100 additional new jobs beyond the 175 manufacturing positions announced last year for Ronpak's new Shreveport manufacturing center...

If you’re still carrying the huge financial burden of a student loan, chances are you’re trying to decide between living in a home with running electricity and lights or something more substantial than a jar of lukewarm mayonnaise in the fridge...