The article in the New York Times "felt like one giant facepalm that confirms all of the worst clichés about new New Orleanians."
It begins at 11 a.m.; check here if you can't make it in person.
Rather than work being completed for the August start of classes, students should now expect a return later in the fall.
But sediment diversions are still more cost-effective over long distances and in the long-term.
It starts about 4 p.m. on Friday; follow along here if you can't make it in person.
School's board of directors faces turnover due to term limits. CEO Wilson's contract under review.
A community member complains about the kindergarten admissions process, saying it favors private pre-k students.
The documents outline the Flood Protection Authority's case but won't be introduced as evidence in court.
Louisiana is a world leader in locking up its own residents, with an incarceration rate that rivals totalitarian regimes. A group of liberals, libertarians and business leaders are trying to end that distinction. Several bills have been introduced in the Legislature to lessen drug sentences, expand parole eligibility and release sick, elderly inmates.
Fête de la Musique, this Sunday at Generations Hall, features Ani DiFranco, Kermit Ruffins and Fleur de Tease Burlesque Troupe.