A NOLA Public Schools survey found that only 49% of teachers felt safe to return as of the beginning of June. And COVID-19 infection rates have not improved since. […]
Legislators appear open to changing ‘user-pay’ funding system for criminal justice. […]
‘We’ve become aware of just how much we don’t know pertaining to this particular virus,’ one doctor told The Lens. […]
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“Jamming 1.5 million humans into the same party space that struggled to accommodate half a million in 1970 is, put simply, unsafe.” […]
The cameras may be used for law enforcement purposes, raising concerns from privacy advocates. […]
A murder in New Orleans, a trial that lasted less than a day, and the lives they entangled for the next three decades. […]
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The city and the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office are implementing short- and long-term plans for housing mentally ill inmates, but critics say jail is no place to treat mental illness. […]
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Former New Orleans IG Ed Quatrevaux on his eight-year tenure and his office’s successes. […]
Also at Thursday’s budget hearing, the Orleans Public Defender’s Office advocated for greater funding, saying their current budget isn’t enough to end a year-long hiring freeze. […]
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Council members again ask if citywide property tax increases are necessary. […]
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