He was sentenced to life imprisonment at 17. Now, he shares his story to help other youths

Price per pound: The brutal truth behind Louisiana’s sugar boom

Louisiana’s sugar industry is vital to the state’s agricultural sector, generating $2 billion annually.

‘Big business’: little-known court system in Louisiana churns out thousands of evictions – and millions in fees for judges

Guardian investigation: Louisiana’s justice of the peace court system may violate tenants’ constitutional rights as eviction fees boost judges’ incomes.

Eugene "Denny" Alexander coached Xavier University's basketball teams to many wins

Alexander served as assistant coach at Central Michigan University before Xavier hired him. He was one of the first Black coaches on a Division I staff.

Louisiana’s early voting numbers prove Black voters are riled up. Can they impact the results?

Political analyst says recent voting rights decisions may be motivating Black voters, but Democrats still face significant challenges in statewide races.

Sewerage & Water Board still doesn’t do enough to protect New Orleans from toxic lead exposure: report, advocates

The Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans is closer than ever to removing lead service lines for residents, but the utility still lacks a comprehensive, proactive plan to protect public health, according to a new report.