Investigation targets include the Sewerage and Water Board, short-term rental enforcement and the NOPD.
The request comes amid an ongoing dispute over transparency at the jail.
Hutson is asking for $13 million more than what Mayor Cantrell proposed for her office.
Environmental reporter Joshua Rosenberg recaps a visit to Lake Charles where shrimpers and activists launched a flotilla outside an LNG conference. City government reporter Michael Isaac Stein recaps the new "Healthy Homes" ordinance and explains the charter change giving City Council more oversight over mayoral appointees.
Lawyers for the boy's parents say the warrants were unconstitutional and violated state law.
The deadline has been moved from 2023 to 2024, but the city will ultimately need further extensions to 2026 to allow for its current spending plans.
The Public Service Commission district 3 race, which covers New Orleans, heads to a run-off election on Dec. 10.
C.W. Canon opines on political state of the city, state and nation.
Construction of LNG export terminals threatens the fishermen's livelihoods, they said.
Nick Chrastil on "inhumane" conditions and mental health care services at David Wade Correctional Center. And Terry Jones joins us from Floodlight News to talk about abandoned well heads.