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WalletHub ranks Louisiana 49th in the U.S. for job opportunities, employment growth, and median income in 2025.

Those rising costs in Shreveport aren’t just statistics; they’re a daily reality for families fighting to make ends meet.

Picture this: a world where even the most stable jobs are suddenly at risk. Louisiana's workforce is feeling the heat of AI's rapid rise. Across the board, from finance to plumbing, no one is safe.

Not every risky job is on the dangerous list; let’s explore what really makes a job perilous or totally out of the question for Louisiana workers

DMR Technologies brings 1,287 jobs to Lafayette with $85K avg salary. Houston-based drone maker opens first U.S. facility at 105 Dorset Ave by year-end.

Feeling stuck in your job search? There are local options waiting for you, even if they’re not the usual paths you’d consider.

Socorro's getting a tech boost! This investment could reshape the city's future and bring high-paying jobs to the community.

There are some mega - employers in the lone star state and some of their headcounts are way, WAY up there. You would be surprised at who the biggest employer in El Paso is. As for the state of Texas overall, a company based in Houston has the most employees.

Louisiana scored just 19.83 out of 100 in WalletHub’s 2025 income ranking, placing 48th nationwide. While top earners make over $400,000, the median is only $58,352, leaving many residents struggling to cover basic costs.

A $3 million steel manufacturing plant is taking shape outside Broussard, promising jobs, growth, and a major boost for Acadiana’s construction industry.

McDonald's is launching one of its biggest hiring pushes ever, aiming to bring on 375,000 workers nationwide. Here’s what that could mean for Louisiana job seekers looking to earn some cash this summer.

Opening your own business can be pretty lucrative and inventing some amazingly cool new product that costs a dollar to make, sells for $10 dollars and is habit forming can totally fatten up your bank account.