New Orleans
Super Bowl AI
This week marks the 59th Super Bowl, a showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia [...]
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Collective Bargaining a Bad Deal for New Orleans Taxpayers
The New Orleans City Council may soon consider an ordinance intended to recognize city workers’ right to [...]
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Louisiana Leaders United to Reduce Urban Crime
Last week, about 160 Baton Rouge elected officials, law enforcement officers, business owners, [...]
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Lighting Up The Dome For National School Choice Week
What: Sunday kicks off the annual National School Choice Week across America! All week long, the Pelican [...]
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Maintaining a Strong Police Force: The Crisis Governments Must Solve
Crime is a serious issue that demands thoughtful solutions to deter criminal behavior and promote public [...]
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Can NFTs Fix Our Roads?
If you live in Louisiana, you have certainly dealt with your fair share of potholes. You are probably [...]
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New Orleans Cracks Down on Small Businesses
Fresh off a decisive re-election victory, New Orleans Mayor, LaToya Cantrell has decided to begin [...]
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City of New Orleans Collects over $460,000 in Expired Taxes
This week, reports surfaced showing the city of New Orleans erroneously collected more than $460,000 from [...]
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Social worker sues state for opportunity to help kids in need
by Sarah Harbison, general counsel & director, Pelican Center for Justice Ursula Newell-Davis lives [...]
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