Leah Chase School could close under new district framework

After landmark voting rights ruling, plaintiffs target Louisiana’s lone majority-Black congressional district

The same group that successfully brought the case that eliminated the 6th Congressional District is now pressing to get the 2nd Congressional District redrawn. Voting rights groups in the state are trying to stop that from happening.

City Planning Commission recommends short-term rental policy changes

The City Planning Commission reviewed transit study recommendations, suggesting the city to adopt a motion to redefine current short-term rental definitions and regulations.

Henry "Teddy" Stewart, a public servant whose work vastly impacted City of Kenner

A minister and entrepreneur, Stewart's community work focused on civil rights, public safety and economic self-sufficiency.

RTA board selects Justin Augustine III as CEO

Augustine previously led the RTA when it was under private management.

At City Council town halls, residents voice concern with tax hikes, make suggestions for what to pay for with funds raised

New Orleans residents voiced their frustration at the prospect of higher property taxes at two town hall meetings held by New Orleans City Councilmember over the past week about a potential millage “roll forward” which would increase property taxes.  At the town halls, held at Jesuit High School on Oct. 22 and Cabrini High School […]