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Governor closes public schools through end of academic year

Education will continue amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Edwards said.
by Marta Jewson April 15, 2020 Updated April 15, 2020

Louisiana facing highly inflated prices for medical masks

High demand during the coronavirus crisis has caused prices to rise as much as 14 times the usual cost.
by Michael Isaac Stein April 15, 2020 Updated April 16, 2020

One month into closure, New Orleans schools still distributing laptops, hotspots

Access to technology and lack of it — often called the digital divide — have emerged as a critical issue in statewide school closures across the country.
by Marta Jewson April 15, 2020 Updated April 15, 2020

Governor sued over transfer of prisoners with coronavirus to Camp J at Angola

DOC creates furlough panel to determine inmate releases.
by Nick Chrastil April 14, 2020 Updated April 14, 2020

African Americans more likely to die from COVID-19, less likely to get counted in Census

"The coronavirus has disproportionately claimed African American lives nationwide, unmasking structural racism that continues to deepen disparities in healthcare trends and life outcomes across America."
by Karléh Wilson April 14, 2020 Updated April 14, 2020

Convention Center officials send clear message that they will move ahead with over $1 billion in developments despite community opposition

Former-State Rep. Walt Leger, the new board chairman of the Convention Center, says the center will push forward with large, controversial developments despite ongoing coronavirus crisis.
by Michael Isaac Stein April 14, 2020 Updated April 14, 2020

New Orleans-area hospitals, researchers find new ways to address testing delays and limited drug supplies during COVID-19 crisis

Area healthcare workers develop faster testing methods, new ventilator techniques and participate in trials for potential treatments.
by Leslie Cardé April 14, 2020 Updated April 16, 2020

Edwards says order closing schools for year is coming Tuesday

The announcement follows a request from state education leaders to cancel the remainder of the academic year.
by Marta Jewson April 13, 2020 Updated April 16, 2020

The Louisiana Department of Health issued recommendations on how to stop the spread of coronavirus in prisons — then rescinded them

Governor’s office says the memo was inadvertently released. Advocates worry politics is being placed over public health.
by Nick Chrastil April 13, 2020 Updated April 13, 2020

Behind The Lens episode 76: Past and present

From schools to prisons, homes to businesses, there is nothing in our region that's not impacted by the coronavirus. We'll hear from Lens reporters, covering a community in crisis.
by Tom Wright April 10, 2020 Updated April 10, 2020

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