While Entergy struggles with everyday power outages, city officials are skeptical of the utility’s ability to keep the lights on during hurricane season [...]Read More... from ‘We aren’t prepared’: Ne ...
Update: A week after this story was published, Entergy announced the actors had been hired by a PR firm working on its behalf. Last October, about 50 people in bright orange shirts filed into City ...
Former Angola Farm Line workers and Louisiana farmers call for an end to forced agricultural labor and demand a farming system built on dignity, freedom and respect.
Black jurors remain underrepresented in jury pools, raising concerns about racial bias, mistaken assumptions and whether defendants receive fair trials.
At least 121 employees in Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration signed sweeping confidentiality agreements that legal experts ...
A survivor’s story reveals how abuse, family rejection, school discipline and systemic neglect can push vulnerable girls into ...
Delaney Nolan and Katy Reckdahl examine Louisiana’s surge in prolonged ICE detention, legal challenges, immigration court ...
In his research, Dr. Sharven Taghavi, a Tulane trauma surgeon, found a "clear association" between hunger and gun violence. A ...
Behind The Lens examines the governor’s veto of increased compensation for wrongfully convicted exonerees and the arrest of a ...
The Lens earned three first-place awards and eight additional honors at the Press Club of New Orleans’ 2026 Excellence in ...
Louisiana’s air-monitoring network often misses toxic pollution near major industrial plants, leaving nearby communities ...
Scientists are opposing a proposed OMB rule that could politicize federal research funding, weaken peer review and threaten independent science.
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