Fans of local food need to be more knowing shoppers
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers soon will hand over permanent pumping stations at the mouths of New Orleans' three primary drainage canals. The temporary pumps, which were beset with corrosion for years, will go offline.
The city council has called for a study on the effects of the short-term rental law, which has been in effect for a year. The Lens has mapped each license application and talked to residents in affected areas.
Louisiana is one of two states that allow non-unanimous verdicts in some felony cases.
Students march Saturday for gun control
Opponents said the cameras would’ve infringed on people’s privacy.
Two people allege that prosecutors committed forgery, intimidated witnesses and obstructed justice by sending crime victims and witnesses so-called “DA subpoenas."
The school district could look for another organization to run the schools or let one start up new schools in their place.
Study shows shockingly little land left open for unrestricted uses.
The school district wants to know whether it still has a side contract with its chief financial officer, which is the subject of a state ethics investigation.