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NOLA Public Schools announces COVID-19 task force for reopening schools

Whether schools, which were closed March 13, will begin the school year online or in-person is still to be determined, but officials are planning for multiple scenarios.
by Marta Jewson May 27, 2020 Updated December 18, 2020

Detainees at privately owned immigration facility say sheriff’s office broke up protest with pepper spray, projectiles

Catahoula Parish Sheriff admits that he and his deputies were there, but denies intervening.
by Debbie Nathan May 27, 2020 Updated May 27, 2020

Federal judges order 14 ICE detainees released over COVID-19 concerns

Plaintiffs argued that conditions at immigration detention facilities are hotbeds for virus transmission.
by Madeline Aruffo May 26, 2020 Updated May 26, 2020

To avoid another crisis, eviction moratorium must be extended

"The City Council’s recent non-binding resolution, which passed unanimously and urges local judges to suspend evictions until at least August 24, is a positive first step that must go further as a mandate."
by Davida Finger and Shana griffin May 26, 2020 Updated May 27, 2020

Behind The Lens episode 82: The Quarter and beyond

Moratorium on Entergy cutoffs extended. New DCFS data raise questions about suspected child abuse cases; And feature interviews with Dr. MarkAlain Dery and performer Jillian Kay Music.
by Tom Wright May 22, 2020 Updated May 23, 2020

Public defenders ask court to toss 3,000 cases stemming from city begging ordinance previously found unconstitutional

Move is part of a broader push to clean slate on outstanding municipal warrants and fines.
by Nick Chrastil May 22, 2020 Updated May 22, 2020

One year after scandal, nearly all Kennedy HS seniors cleared to graduate

The charter group that runs Kennedy is preparing to shut down over the coming months.
by Marta Jewson May 22, 2020 Updated May 22, 2020

Suspected child abuse reports drop by half during COVID-19 school closure, indicating potential underreporting, experts say

‘We know that when stress levels increase, children become more at-risk,’ one state official said.
by Marta Jewson May 21, 2020 Updated May 23, 2020

City Council puts moratorium on electricity shutoffs until July and proposes $22 million bill assistance program

"It is likely the only program of its scale and scope in the country," Councilwoman Helena Moreno said.
by Michael Isaac Stein May 21, 2020 Updated May 21, 2020

Medical experts offer advice on the risks of common activities in phase one

How safe is the beach? Restaurants? Church? The Lens talks with doctors about how (or whether) people can participate safely in the gradual reopening.
by Leslie Cardé May 21, 2020 Updated May 22, 2020

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