Safura Syed (Verite News)

Nurses cited slow negotiations as the reason for their third strike in seven months.

The Institute of Museum and Library Services said the grant highlighting Black history and culture “no longer serves the interest of the United States.”

The most recent park planning meeting proposed reviving old structures and expanding trails.

Republicans are set to slash billions in Medicaid funding, jeopardizing coverage for low-income Louisianians.

The case stems from a 2018 law that made it illegal to be on or near a pipeline without permission and an arrest of environmental activists that followed days after the law went into effect.

This is the second time the nurses have gone on strike in six months as they try to negotiate a contract with LCMC Health.

Members of the University Medical Center nurses union have announced that they are planning a two-day strike in the week before New Orleans hosts the 2025 Super Bowl.

The union made the announcement at a vigil they held for the victims of the Bourbon Street New Year’s Day attack.

The approval in New Orleans is part of a larger, $484 million deal that will see Entergy turn over all of its natural gas distribution assets to the firm.

Gabriela Biro surprised many poll watchers by handily winning a runoff election for the Orleans Parish School Board’s 2nd District over a well-endorsed opponent — Eric “Doc” Jones, who has worked in local education for decades.