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Chase family tells parents to ‘stay put’ as OPSB questions future of the Leah Chase school
Members of Leah Chase’s family say they will reconsider giving NOLA Public Schools permission to use the iconic chef’s name if the district-run school is transferred to a charter group.
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4mSecond line honors civil rights icon Jerome ‘Big Duck’ Smith
Jerome 'Big Duck' Smith died Friday, Aug. 21, at the age of 87 after a battle with cancer.
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22mHow are Louisiana sheriffs spending opioid settlement funds? We decided to find out.
Sheriffs receive 20% of Louisiana’s opioid settlement money but are not required to report how they spend those dollars. Records reveal how 43 sheriffs’ offices are spending their share of the money.
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6mHurricanes, climate change are on tap at Siberia as part of science series
Siberia’s ‘Science Time’ series blends nightlife and discussions with scientific experts and researchers. The upcoming edition of the series will feature a lecture on hurricanes and climate change and Q&A with LSU Health New Orleans professor and former state climatologist Barry Keim.
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7mCity Planning Commission defers data center recommendations again, citing new concerns with water
After a lively public comment period, the planning commissioners moved to delay voting to expand regulation on new data centers.
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3mWashington Parish's first of two Black sheriff deputies killed in drive-by a year after appointment
When he died, Oneal Moore was a 34-year-old military veteran, husband and father of four little girls.