Stories By The Who Dat Daily Staff
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/ 3 months agoLouisiana Legislature approves stricter voter ID law. Here’s what it will change.
Supporters say it will bring consistency and security to voting. Opponents say it’s another hurdle to casting a ballot.
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/ 3 months agoLouisiana’s push to redraw congressional maps hits home stretch, but protests continue
Republican leaders say they’re close to a deal on a new map that both the Senate and House can approve. But...
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/ 3 months agoFormer CEO Lona Hankins sues RTA board, says meeting over contract violated state law
If successful, the suit could bolster Hankins’ hand in negotiations with the RTA over a wrongful termination claim that she is...
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/ 3 months agoNew Orleans welcomes historic vessels for America’s 250th birthday. See event schedule, more.
Sail 250 brings 7 tall ships, 3,000 sailors and military vessels to New Orleans for thousands of people to visit this...
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/ 3 months agoFormer Orleans district attorney, judge Leon Cannizzaro retires from Attorney General’s office
Cannizzaro, 73, a Lakeview resident, began his career as a prosecutor under former DA Harry Connick.
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/ 3 months agoLouisiana budget: With no money for teacher stipends, some question millions in local projects
A plan to set aside millions in the state budget for local projects without funding a pay raise for teachers or...
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/ 3 months agoWhy Pearl River voters say ‘yes’ when others say ‘no’
If St. Tammany Parish officials would like to pass revised millages, tax renewals or just about anything else in the future,...
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/ 3 months agoRegional Transit Authority CEO resigns as board appoints interim, plans national search
The RTA board voted unanimously on Tuesday to accept Lona Edwards Hankins’ resignation and appoint Ronald Baptise, the agency’s procurement director,...
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/ 3 months agoGov. Jeff Landry says Louisiana will give teachers a pay bump — but it’s not clear how
Landry’s announcement comes after voters defeated a constitutional amendment that would have liquidated education trust funds to pay for permanent pay...
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/ 3 months agoLouisiana Senate passes budget with pay raises for judges, firefighters, prison guards
The Louisiana Legislature is close to finishing the process of drawing up a spending plan for next year after revenue estimates...




