Stories By The Who Dat Daily Staff
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Sports News & More
/ 1 year agoMayor LaToya Cantrell’s former deputy has a new job. Here’s where he’s heading.
Cantrell’s former Chief Administrative Officer Gilbert Montaño has a new job. Here’s where he’s going.
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Sports News & More
/ 1 year agoAbita Springs takes step toward sewerage system loan
The Abita Springs Board of Aldermen recently took an initial step toward enlarging piping for its sewerage system, adopting a resolution...
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Sports News & More
/ 1 year agoNew Orleans voters to decide on $500M in bonds for critical infrastructure projects
The city bonds would fund a wide range of affordable housing, infrastructure and drainage projects.
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New Orleans Saints News
/ 1 year agoSaints QB Battle Heats Up | Team Signs All-UFL Center
Big Q covers the latest from Saints Training Camp as the QB battle intensifies.
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Sports News & More
/ 1 year agoAs Louisiana Democrats try to rebuild, is fighting or working with Republicans the answer?
Many elected Democrats in Louisiana aren’t following national party leaders into all-out war with Republicans.
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New Orleans Saints News
/ 1 year agoSaints Add 3 Players After Key Injuries
Big Q breaks down the latest New Orleans Saints roster moves after a tough loss to the Chargers. Left guard Trevor...
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Sports News & More
/ 1 year agoLouisiana’s fight with New York over abortion could help define the post-Roe v. Wade era
Louisiana has a near-total abortion ban and criminal penalties for providers, while in New York, there is an “absolute right” to...
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Sports News & More
/ 1 year agoMeet Jeff Landry’s appointee overseeing major changes to Louisiana worker training and benefits
Louisiana is in the midst of a major overhaul in how it approaches workforce development. Overseeing much of those changes is...
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Sports News & More
/ 1 year agoWhy Louisiana isn’t joining the gerrymandering arms race, like Texas or California
Louisiana will sit out the scrum for the time being while the state litigates its redistricting before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Sports News & More
/ 1 year agoHere are New Orleans mayoral candidates’ plans to address economic development
Here’s what Royce Duplessis, Oliver Thomas, and Helena Moreno said about how to boost economic development in New Orleans.




