Merger ends a newspaper war, but the bloodletting may not be over
Absentee owners proved inadequate to the challenge.
Lead-removal filter project drags on as school district deals with water pressure
More than half of schools with water filters have at least some that are not working. The district has known about low water pressure problems since September.
Council committee backs RTA decision to stop tourism industry revenue sharing
Council resolution calls for return of $32 million the convention center has collected from the transit agency.
Join us May 7 to learn how to find public records related to criminal justice
Q: When is a bridge not a bridge? A: When Jesuit High says so
Week in Review: Cantrell unrepentant over unannounced traffic camera changes
Behind The Lens episode 29: ‘I will not in any way apologize for that’
Michael Isaac Stein talks traffic cameras. Marta Jewson looks at some new research from the Education Research Alliance. And an exit interview with former Behind The Lens host Tom Wright.
No plan yet for $5 million Entergy fine
In a vote on Thursday, the council moved the money into its utilities regulation office. It's not yet clear where it will go from there. But council members promise a public process.
Here’s help sorting out May 4 millage for parks — and be sure to vote!
Lingering questions about governance and how the money should be divided
Dispute between mayor, council delays homeless encampment sweep ordinance
"This ordinance would force the City to separate people from their belongings when there is no public health purpose to do so," a Cantrell administration official said.
