jobs

The world is changing. And, for once, the state of Louisiana and Shreveport are out in front of that change instead of being 10 years behind it.

The jobs picture in Shreveport doesn't look good, but the rest of the state is seeing improvements.

The open positions pay an average of $40,000 per year - plus benefits.

Speculation about where the house that Steve Jobs built would put their next hob o' innovation has been running rampant for months, but the waiting is over.

Apparently, the non-smokers were complaining that they were working more than the smokers - and their managers agreed.

The 2nd largest city in the Sooner State is offering a grant to remote workers who take up residence there- but there's a catch.

Matt Parker is in that group and he runs down how he sees the city.

Surely, there will be some tough competition for the job - but if you've got the puppy petting skills, show them off!

The great millennial migration shows that the search isn't just about easy access to avocado toast, but about a balance of affordability and urban living.

The Pelican Institute in Louisiana is calling for major changes to help Louisiana's economy and spur growth.