The war on truth, part 1: Erasure by design — 300 Years of Native exclusion in Louisiana’s classrooms

Eviction forum spotlights local, statewide tenant gripes and initiatives

The New Orleans Renters’ Rights Assembly hosted a national housing lawyer, investigative journalist and musician tenant to chat about the state of evictions in New Orleans and Louisiana.

B-Sharp Music Club championed Black artistry, culture in N.O. 

Founded in 1917, the club met monthly to study music and encouraged Black musicians to pursue artistic excellence.

New Orleans City Council votes unanimously to increase property taxes

The New Orleans City Council on Thursday (Nov. 5) voted unanimously to pass a partial millage roll forward — which will result in higher property taxes for city residents — after hearing a mix of criticism and support from residents in attendance.  Joe Giarrusso, the city’s chief administrative officer, said the higher millage rates would […]

New Orleans parents say they’re anxious about school closures, want more communication from leaders

A recent report found that most New Orleans schools don’t have enough students, which could trigger more closures.

'Army of lawyers.' Legal challenges likely in MS Senate race

Senate candidates monitor vote count as possible litigation could put state's courts in uncharted territory