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Entergy shareholder payments reach $1.5 billion in last two years as customer bills rise

Experts who spoke to The Lens said that the practice effectively insulates shareholders from risk, shifting it to ‘captive customers.’ But Entergy insists that the payments encourage investment, lowering borrowing costs and ultimately benefiting its customers.
by Michael Isaac Stein February 9, 2022 Updated February 9, 2022

District tracking 525 COVID-19 cases tied to schools

Number of reported active cases is a decrease from last week.
by Marta Jewson February 7, 2022 Updated February 7, 2022

Following mandate going into effect, schools are working to confirm students’ vaccination status

At the city’s largest charter network, two-thirds of middle and high school students are fully vaccinated. But the rate is 36 percent for those under 12.
by Marta Jewson February 7, 2022 Updated February 7, 2022

In trial over conditions at state prison, Tulane psychiatry chair says mental health care is ‘adequate’

Dr. John Thompson was called by the defense this week, the fourth week of a month-long trial in the class-action suit.
by Nick Chrastil February 4, 2022 Updated November 2, 2022

City Council OKs $4.6m for NOLA Public Schools programming

The special Harrah’s Fund education grants will support three district programs that serve vulnerable youth
by Marta Jewson February 3, 2022 Updated February 3, 2022

City Council may go to court against Cantrell in dispute over controversial Wisner Trust extension

The council plans to hire a lawyer and intervene in a lawsuit over the trust.
by Michael Isaac Stein February 3, 2022 Updated February 3, 2022

Council approves resolution opposing Phase III jail building, declines to vote on alternative retrofit plan

The resolution instructs the council’s attorneys to prepare and submit an amicus brief in federal appeals court expressing the council’s opposition to the controversial jail building.
by Nick Chrastil February 3, 2022 Updated February 3, 2022

‘The needs are urgent’: Sheriff-elect Hutson pledges compliance with jail consent decree, seeks long-term operating agreement with city

The sheriff-elect praised the City Council over its opposition to a controversial new jail facility.
by Charles Maldonado February 2, 2022 Updated February 3, 2022

Council members, sheriff-elect say they will oppose new jail building in federal appeals court

A proposed council resolution calls for an amicus brief against Phase III. It also suggests that the council may not vote to approve an alternative plan, saying the vote is not necessary.
by Nick Chrastil February 1, 2022 Updated February 1, 2022

Cantrell asks judge to dismiss suit against Wisner Donation

The suit was filed over disputed legal fees. But the plaintiffs are also requesting that a 2020 agreement extending the land trust in perpetuity be nullified.
by Madeline Aruffo February 1, 2022 Updated February 1, 2022

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