Some charter leaders question whether the requirement is an intrusion on their autonomy.
That's another seven days behind us.
Nationwide, millions of lead tests kits were recalled since last year due to the risk of falsely low results. Children's Hospital of New Orleans used the faulty kits, possibly affecting hundreds of kids. The problem affects children whose tests showed a low or slightly elevated level.
A local rap artist wonders if standing for peace is what got him shot.
The Central City charter school withheld employees’ retirement contributions for months.
Williams: "We are now beyond the timeline you provided for disclosure."
Brady LaFleur, who has autism and Down syndrome, has spent much of the last year learning one-on-one in a special room in the old McDonogh 35 building. Now the building is being gutted. Brady needs a new space to accommodate him, and the school district isn’t going to find it for him.
It's been exactly one week since the last time we did this.
Documents released to the city council cast doubt on Entergy’s contention that it didn’t know supporters would be paid to show up at public meetings to promote the power plant. An Entergy employee was told of allegations three times, as early as October. Documents also contradict the PR firm’s contention that it didn’t know, either.
Golf course and zoo are officially off-limits to master planners. Why?