An analysis of Census and IRS data challenge some narratives about the city's recovery. Each year, the city gains fewer people after the storm. Meanwhile, the state's population would be dropping if it weren't for international migrants.
His attorneys argue that the state needs to disclose more about lethal-injection drugs.
Some speculate that Landrieu will run for governor. Edwards has already announced.
It appears that Louisiana will use the same drug that was used in a prolonged execution in Ohio.
Bryan Collins says about 50 deputies aren't eligible for $500 a month in supplemental pay.
The city's One-Stop Shop is scheduled to consider stricter citation rules and heavier fines, bringing New Orleans into stride with San Francisco and other cities.
One new school is already over capacity and the other is nearing it.
Treasurer proposes buying a bus for special-needs students to save on transportation costs.
A consummate pol, Vitter has been known to dabble in both the state's legislative agenda and the make-up of the two chambers that pass it. Tensions between him and Gov. Jindal are anticipated in the upcoming session.
