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The Lens appoints interim editor

Longtime reporter Marta Jewson named interim editor.
by The Editors October 3, 2022 Updated October 3, 2022

Report: Education in state juvenile detention inadequate

Plan to transfer juveniles to Angola facility raises concerns about education.
by Nick Chrastil and Marta Jewson September 30, 2022 Updated October 5, 2022

See where money for the controversial Phase III of the New Orleans jail is coming from 

FEMA is covering the majority of the costs for the facility, but the city has reallocated nearly $30 million for the project.
by Nick Chrastil September 29, 2022 Updated September 29, 2022

Judge pauses Wisner Trust spending for remainder of lawsuit between Council and Cantrell administration

The council alleges that the city is unnecessarily ceding millions of dollars a year to nonprofits and private individuals.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 28, 2022 Updated September 28, 2022

Council aims to tackle backlog of city-owned blight with new database

by Michael Isaac Stein September 27, 2022 Updated September 27, 2022

Council asks judge to immediately halt Cantrell admin’s disbursement of Wisner Trust funds

The motion for temporary restraining order is part of a broader council lawsuit that argues the city is unnecessarily giving away millions of dollars every year to a group of nonprofits and roughly 50 private individuals.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 22, 2022 Updated September 23, 2022

Lake Forest Elementary violated state enrollment law by turning away 3rd grader, district says

The school claimed the student was ineligible for enrollment after receiving three or more suspensions last year — district policy forbids that.
by Marta Jewson September 21, 2022 Updated September 21, 2022

What’s hindering Louisiana’s shift toward more renewable energy? Voters say their congressional leaders

Survey finds that nearly half of Louisiana voters support renewables, but most believe that politicians' ties to industry is a roadblock to shifting away from oil and gas.
by Terry L. Jones for Floodlight September 21, 2022 Updated September 21, 2022

Former court clerk candidate files ethics complaint against PAC that opposed him, criticizes U.S. congressman’s involvement in race

The complaint doesn’t accuse Congressman Troy Carter of any specific legal violation, but takes issue with his role in local race.
by Michael Isaac Stein September 20, 2022 Updated September 24, 2022

Rev. Charles Southall III charged with money laundering

A bill of information, which typically indicates that a defendant is cooperating, comes months before the federal trial of former First NBC Bank CEO Ashton Ryan, who was involved in various businesses and on a charter school board with Southall.
by Charles Maldonado and Marta Jewson September 19, 2022 Updated September 20, 2022

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