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Time to end Jim Crow's last stand in Louisiana law.
The new deadline for the investigation into the use of paid actors at City Council meetings is Nov. 2, nearly two months after the original deadline.
Even as net prices begin to fall at some schools, many families are priced out.
Rosenwald was the second school to relocate this summer due to asbestos concerns.
Utility officials didn't notify Cogsdale Corp. for more than a year after citywide billing complaints began, executives from the company told city council members.
Economists cast doubt on the work of UNO's Hospitality Research Center. For the first time, OPSB denies industrial tax exemption. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal rules for The Lens in public records suit.
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.
