During today’s daily press conference, Louisiana governor John Bel Edwards responded to a Shreveport resident’s question inquiring as to whether there was any way to volunteer directly to help stop […]
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CDC: No Guidance Given to Cancel Mardi Gras; Event Spurred COVID-19 Outbreak
April 11, 2020On April 10th, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a report titled Geographic Differences in COVID-19 Cases, Deaths and Incidences. This report covered the time between February […]
Hang In There: Millennials and Mental Health in a Pandemic
April 2, 2020Social distancing and the halt of normal activities are unquestionable necessities while in the thick of COVID-19. In order to return close to normal anytime soon, we must practice physical […]
Contemplating the Factors: Shocking COVID-19 Rates in Louisiana
April 1, 2020Although COVID-19 has spread throughout the world, Louisiana has somehow fallen victim to the fastest growing rate of confirmed cases. We know how easily it spreads, and numbers […]
Breaking: COVID-19 Press Conference Held with Governor Edwards and Mayor Cantrell
March 29, 2020A press conference was held with governor John Bel Edwards and New Orleans mayor LaToya Cantrell today covering updates on COVID-19 in the city and around Louisiana. According to the […]
Local Bow Tie Company Halts Production to Produce and Distribute Free Surgical Masks To Healthcare Workers and Seniors
March 23, 2020Edit: As of April 9, 2020, NOLA Beaux Ties LLC has donated 1,000 masks to local healthcare facilities. NOLA Beaux Ties, a local company that produces hand-crafted bow ties […]
Black Mardi Gras: Resistance, Resilience and the Preservation of History in New Orleans
February 29, 2020Mardi Gras, the February celebration renowned around the world, has a long and rich history that is often unknown and overlooked by tourists and locals alike. In 1699, a French-Canadian […]
GOP Attorney General Jeff Landry Caught in Visa Worker Scheme with Convicted Labor Broker Marco Pesquera
February 18, 2020Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry has been caught in a multi-million dollar visa scheme with Texas labor broker Marco Pesquera. Together, they worked to bring hundreds of construction workers from […]
2020 Poll of Registered Voters in New Orleans Shows Approval of Mayor Cantrell over 50% but Lower than 2018 Poll
February 16, 2020In a recent February 2020 survey of registered voters in New Orleans parish, Mayor LaToya Cantrell received a 53% approval rating by the people. Although this sounds high considering recent […]
Open Hearing On Saints’ Email Release Ordered by Judge
February 15, 2020State judge Ellen Hazeur has ordered an open hearing for February 20th regarding the email scandal involving Roman Catholic officials and NFL Saints executives. The hearing will decide whether the […]
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