NOLA Public Schools hopes to see students return between Sept. 15 and Sept. 22.
In some parishes with mandatory evacuation orders, sheriffs chose to keep their jails full. Civil rights groups are asking the state to take a more active role in decision-making.
A ‘Healthy Homes Ordinance’ considered by the New Orleans City Council in 2015 and 2017 went nowhere following criticism, legal concerns.
In the entire region, 58 percent of Entergy customers who lost power have been restored.
Housing advocates asked Edwards to suspend proceedings in the wake of Hurricane Ida last week.
State shelters are performing COVID tests. But testing is currently scarce in the city.
Schools must clean their freezers and restock food in advance of students returning. NOLA Public Schools will provide an update Tuesday.
In the entire region, Entergy says it has restored 51 percent of the 902,000 customers who lost power during the storm.
A number of healthcare centers in the area were temporarily closed this week. But some have restarted testing services.
Entergy is still estimating it will have power back to the vast majority of New Orleans customers by Wednesday, Sept. 8.