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By Safura SyedContributing Writer

(Veritenews.org) — During an emotional special meeting, Orleans Parish School Board members voted unanimously Thursday (Jan. 8) night to keep the district’s only traditionally run school open and accepted over $2.2 million in private donations to fund its projected operating costs.

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By Greg LaRoseContributing Writer

(lailluminator.com) — The Trump administration has assessed what it’s calling the largest civil fine ever for an offshore oil spill in 2023 off the Louisiana coast.

The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration sent notice Dec. 31 to Panther Operating Co. of Houst...


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By Chris KrommContributing Writer

(Facing South) — U.S. Border Patrol’s high-profile immigration crackdowns in North Carolina and Louisiana over the last two months have brought fresh scrutiny to the hundreds of billions of dollars being spent on immigration raids and arrests under the Trump administration.

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By Fritz EskerContributing Writer

Local experts are cautiously optimistic about the New Orleans real estate market heading into 2026.

Data from the New Orleans Metropolitan Association of Realtors (NOMAR) indicated an increase of 3.6 percent in median sales price ($264,500 to $274,000), an increase of 3.8 percent in average sa...


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By Julie O’DonoghueContributing Writer

(lailluminator.com) — Gov. Jeff Landry has the power to appoint three more members to the Louisiana Board of Ethics this year, giving him control over the majority of the entity that enforces campaign finance and government transparency laws.


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