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A bill asking voters to approve a constitutional amendment giving legislators a say in removing judges advanced through a Senate Judiciary committee Tuesday.
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Louisiana residents may see changes in calling the state health department or using its website if it turns to artificial intelligence to save money.
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Tulane’s Jeanette Weiland is UNO’s new interim chief administrative officer, and the university will lease a building to neighboring Benjamin Franklin High School.
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An analysis from New Schools for New Orleans says officials should close at least 7 schools in the next few years to address declining enrollment.
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Mississippi will receive more than $400M to fight the opioid epidemic. So far, officials haven't directed it toward programs that support addiction recovery.
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After months of complaints from residents about skyrocketing rates, Delta Utilities appeared before the New Orleans City Council to answer questions about its billing structure.
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After January's winter storm, the Oxford community has come together to take care of those needs — not just while waiting for other responders, but also fill persistent gaps.
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After 35 years, Diane Mack, "Morning Edition" host and the gentle voice that has guided generations of public radio listeners through the start of their days, has announced her retirement.
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The center served as a hub for emergency response during disasters and as well as an important cultural resource for Indigenous residents of Dulac.
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The New Orleans Police Department says claims made by the Department of Homeland Security concerning an NOPD recruit who was picked up by federal immigration agents are “inaccurate and misleading.”
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The former New Orleans Saints quarterback made it in his first year of eligibility, in results announced at NFL Honors Thursday night.
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Traditional plastic beads can be toxic and bad for the environment. In response, some are moving away from plastic beads, using locally recycled glass instead.