Unemployment in Louisiana Hits 11-Year Low
April 23, 2019
Louisiana's unemployment is the lowest it's been since 2008 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Category: Politics
U.S. Successfully Removes Sexual Health From UN Resolution Aimed At Preventing Rape As Weapon of War
April 23, 2019
The United States has threatened to use a veto against a United Nations resolution intended to prevent rape from being used as a weapon of war.
Mayor Cantrell Says She Would Lower Speed Camera Threshold More If She Could
April 22, 2019
Mayor LaToya Cantrell was unapologetic today as she defended her decision to lower the threshold for triggering a ticket from traffic cameras in school zones. Cantrell addressed the City Council Budget Committee on Monday morning, in a rare, in-person appearance. Until Feb. 4 of this year, the city had a publicly-announced policy that the threshold […]
Why Should Louisiana Legalize Cannabis Now?
April 19, 2019
Let’s try to look at how moving forward with HB509 will benefit all residents of Louisiana.
Mueller Report: Trump Obstructed the Investigation
April 18, 2019
One thing that the report makes very clear, is that President Trump carried out a concerted effort to obstruct the investigation.
Community Activist Belden Batiste Qualifies to Run for Louisiana State Representative District 97
April 16, 2019
Former congressional candidate and community activist Belden Batiste has announced that he will run for Louisiana District 97 Representative.Â
Fair Play, Fair Share, Part 2: A Fight and a Fundraiser
April 16, 2019
Within the past year, New Orleans has hosted 18 million visitors. Yet, as previously reported, only 1.5% of the hotel tax returns to the city of New Orleans.
It’s Tax Day – Here’s What You Need to Know
April 15, 2019
The time for procrastinating on those taxes is over. Today is the last day to file your 2018 taxes before facing penalties.Â
Louisiana to create statewide Civil Rights Trail
April 15, 2019
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser’s office is holding meetings across the state later this month and in May to choose locations for a Civil Rights Trail in Louisiana. Nungesser’s office, which oversees tourism efforts, says the trail will tell visitors about Louisiana’s role in the civil rights movement. The meetings are to get “a full appreciation” […]
City Council Calls For More Transparency on Traffic Cameras
April 11, 2019
On Wednesday, the New Orleans City Council called on more transparency from the Cantrell administration regarding enforcement thresholds on traffic cameras.
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