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Four other charter schools that did not meet renewal standards earned three-year contract renewals.

In suit against parole board, judge orders Angola prisoner Bobby Sneed released from prison

Sneed sued the state parole board for illegal imprisonment after his parole was stripped.

In a demand letter, a group says the board’s use of ‘study groups,’ meeting in private, in the renaming process violates state law.

A French Quarter sales tax is expected to produce about $2.3 million in revenue next year, all of which will go to off-duty police patrols.

The district will require six months of independent special education monitoring at the same time it attempts to exit its own federal monitoring.

Gusman’s opponent, Susan Hutson, made an appearance during the public comment period to question the sheriff about his agency’s legal spending.

District looks to harden its emergency response plans after Hurricane Ida review.

The NOLA Public Schools district is hosting several vaccination events over the next week for children 5 and older.

Former Independent Police Monitor has cast herself as a progressive alternative to the long-time sheriff.

The two City Court clerks are vying to replace Arthur Morrell, who is retiring after more than a decade in the post.