Applications are being taken for a program to help minority, woman, and veteran-owned businesses in the Baton Rouge area succeed.

Black-owned businesses are a vital part of communities and local economies. While many people want to show support, they may not know where to start.

The Interagency Task Force on Veterans Small Business Development independently proposes policy recommendations and offers advice related to veteran- and military spouse-owned small business ...

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) will host an online public Interagency Task Force (IATF) meeting on Veterans Small Business Development 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, July 15.

Since 2015, state agencies have spent a total of $324 million with veteran-owned businesses. That is $1.3 billion less than what the state said it would spend.

Melissa, a disabled veteran in Charleston, West Virginia, thought she’d found the perfect home for her family. She quickly discovered how wrong she was. Within weeks of moving in, she told The ...

Disabled Veteran hasn’t seen his backyard in years, wait until you see what we uncover! We were contacted by a Disabled Veteran that hasn’t seen his yard in several years, we stopped by and ...

But Rose said it wasn't until she was in her 40s in the 1990s that she finally felt confident to speak publicly about her sexuality.

Slow foot traffic is being reported among vendors at the Galt Flea Market due to fear and uncertainty driven by a federal immigration crackdown.

Happy Pride Month! It's a great time to think about how you can put some of your hard-earned dollars toward supporting local queer-owned businesses, both while you're out and about this June and ...

With that in mind, let’s look at eight bills currently before Congress that small business contractors should keep an eye on this year, covering everything from women-owned small businesses and ...

Killeen City Manager Kent Cagle wrote a letter to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, dated June 2, where he voices concerns about the disabled veteran property tax exemption reimbursement being expanded ...