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New Orleans City Council passes energy tracking rule for large buildings
After more than a decade of delays, the New Orleans City Council has approved a program to cut energy use in large buildings and help the city meet its ambitious climate goals.
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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.
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15mInterfaith groups get involved in fight against immigrant family and children detention center
The family and children detention facility is set for construction at England Airpark in Alexandria, which is on the same land as the largest hub for deportation flights in the United States.
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3mNew Orleans News Quiz: Surgeon general wants Louisiana to lead through 'family, faith, and fearlessness'
Think you know New Orleans? Test your knowledge by taking our quiz on how Louisiana's new surgeon general could impact public health in the state.
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3mRobert Hayes broke barriers in education before landing in New Orleans
Hayes served as dean of New Orleans University, which later merged with Straight College to become Dillard University.