Producer and host Tom Wright talks to a local climate scientist about global warming and what it means for Louisiana. Attorney Scott Sternberg discusses The Lens' fake subpoena public records suit.
Bollinger Algiers wanted a tax break on a capital project.
Why New Orleanians get all het up over their hot coffee.
The decision will leave the city without an alternative school for elementary and middle school students.
Economists who spoke to The Lens say a UNO economic impact study on short-term rentals appears to have been prepared to benefit the industry. When it comes to impact reports, that is not uncommon. UNO refused to provide the data behind the report or a larger report on tourism in New Orleans.
Appeals court affirms 2017 ruling in Orleans Parish Civil District Court. Cannizzaro's office has partially complied with that ruling.
Police say they found no evidence of a crime, and no charges were filed. The teacher repeated the allegations in a resignation email several days after the incident.
Under an executive order, local taxing authorities like school boards can vote to keep their portion of taxes.
People gave their lives for the privilege many of us squander. Don't let low-turnout warnings become a self-fulfilling prediction!
