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Tanner Riley has spent years searching for his grandfather's NOPD service records. What he found revealed something deeper about memory, history and the people willing to preserve both. -
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After more than 20 years of sitting vacant, demolition of the hospital began Tuesday (Aug. 11). Demolition will take months. -
Larry Hand, Entergy’s VP of regulatory and public affairs, wrote or suggested changes to PSC commissioners on two occasions, according to data obtained by the Gulf States Newsroom. -
InspireNOLA, one of the city’s largest charter operators, hosted the “Inspire the City” event for its students on Friday at the Mahalia Jackson Theater. -
The agreement was announced Thursday on the first day of classes for Bossier Parish Schools near Shreveport. -
State data overwhelmingly point to ‘procedural reasons’ for the decline in food aid recipients. -
A law went into effect today [August 1], giving the New Orleans City Council oversight of S&WB projects, budgets and contract approval. -
Judge sends Meta subpoena fight to full Public Service Commission in Louisiana. -
The court ruled 4-3 that a simple legislative majority was enough to pass the bill through.
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