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5th Circuit upholds Louisiana law requiring Ten Commandments displays in classrooms
A federal appellate court has cleared the way for displays of the Ten Commandments in every Louisiana public school classroom, removing an order that stopped state officials from enforcing a law that…
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8mNew 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 […]
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15mNew 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.
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11m'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
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8mXavier University unveils portrait of longest-serving first lady Blanche Francis
At a celebration, family and community members reflect on her lasting legacy.
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7mControversial former prosecutor Hugo Holland wins Caddo judicial race
The former assistant district attorney was instrumental in turning the parish into one of the nation’s leaders in death penalty convictions.