
Persistent outages plaguing Grand Gulf nuclear plant are adding millions to the bills of New Orleans customers
Entergy’s Grand Gulf Nuclear Station in Port Gibson, Mississippi is enormous. | Read more|
Entergy’s Grand Gulf Nuclear Station in Port Gibson, Mississippi is enormous. | Read more|
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The New Orleans City Council approved the the 2020 budget and slightly lowered the city’s overall property tax rate at its Thursday meeting. | Read more|
The NOLA Public Schools district informed Mary D. Coghill Charter School staff this week that the school remains under scrutiny over its special education services. | Read more|
The Louisiana Department of Education released its annual school performance scores Wednesday. | Read more|
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Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman presented his proposed budget to the City Council on Thursday, saying that his general fund allocation would increase by $13 million next year, from $53 million to $66 million. | Read more|
All four of the short-term rentals on Ada Phleger’s block in the St. Claude neighborhood either have an expired permit or have had their permit revoked by the city’s Department of Safety and Permits. | Read more|
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After more than two years of investigations, the New Orleans City Council plans to vote on a resolution to fine Entergy New Orleans $1 million for its “inaction and omissions in mitigating” the thousands of power outages the city experiences every year. | Read more|
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New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell’s administration is offering a compromise in the debate over whether to lower property tax rates in response to skyrocketing property assessments throughout the city. | Read more|
David v. Goliath: The October March to save lives in Louisiana’s ‘Death Alley’ | Read more|
NOLA Public Schools district Superintendent Henderson Lewis Jr.’s promised citywide audit of high school academic records will cover about 5 percent of high school students, The Lens confirmed Tuesday. | Read more|
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