Oil and Gas

Louisiana residents who didn't embrace their time in the classroom can still earn a very good living in a wide variety of high-paying occupations.

A bus powered by cow farts made a stop in Louisiana. Could this become the alternative fuel of the future?

The vessel is owned by the same company that owned the ill-fated Seacor Power lift boat. That lift boat capsized killing 13 back in 2021.

An LSU study is shining some very positive light on growth in Louisiana's energy sector. That's welcome news for thousands of Louisiana residents.

Rigzone.com is hosting a job fair on Wednesday, September 14, 2022, at the Cajundome Convention Center in Lafayette.

Louisiana's tax rolls do benefit from higher oil prices but other revenue streams the state relies upon could begin to dry up.

A Louisiana economist believes "$100 a barrel oil" is in our future. Here's how that price could affect your life in Louisiana.

Officials with the American Petroleum Institute say they are looking at their options.

What's causing the rise in Louisiana gas prices and does this mean good news for South Louisiana's Oil Patch?

Oil and gas producers could receive notice of the resumption of oil and gas lease sales as early as next month.

A Lafayette federal judge ordered that plans for lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico and Alaska be resumed.

Oral arguments begin Thursday morning as Attorney General Jeff Landry's lawsuit against Joe Biden over the President's halting of lease sales gets underway.

The work vest was discovered on the beaches of western Cameron Parish on Wednesday.

It may still take several days for fuel supplies to return to normal in some parts of the southeastern U.S.

Two tanks were destroyed in the blaze that was believed to have been started by a lightning strike from a strong thunderstorm.

Nearly 80 million acres of oil and gas leases were set to be sold in New Orleans tomorrow before the President cancelled the sale.

The 3rd District Congressman also expressed his views on the coronavirus vaccines and who should be getting them.

Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy is incensed with President Biden's remarks about Lousiana.

A group of 10 Senate Republicans have sent a letter to President Joe Biden calling for him to meet with them to negotiate over his proposed $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package.

President Biden set to deliver another production blow to the oil and gas industry later today.