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Incumbents don’t show at council forum on Entergy, Delta Utilities regulation
JP Morrell, the council utilities chair who is seeking reelection to his at-large seat, said he was concerned that one of the organizers was biased.
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10mPlanned Parenthood can’t accept most health insurance yet, including Medicaid. Here’s what they do instead
Planned Parenthood reopened in New Orleans last week and can’t accept most insurance. They’ve spent the last year fundraising to subsidize sexual health care for patients in need.
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8mNew video shows chaotic moments before Mississippi police shot toddler
The body-camera and surveillance footage provides the first glimpse of a confrontation in a Walmart parking lot that left 1-year-old Kohen Wiley dead
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8mThe New Orleans African American Museum celebrates 30 years and new renovations
The museum broke ground on a restoration project to preserve its historic buildings.
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4mThomas United Methodist Church helped Kenner's Black population coalesce
The church became a gathering place where Black families could build community, organize and establish a shared identity.
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25mCandidate for state Public Service Commission has received more than $100K from state-regulated utilities
State Rep. Stephanie Hilferty has raised more than $137,000 from energy and water utilities, and their executives, in a race to join a commission that could shape electricity bills for decades.