The Black Schoolhouse opens in New Orleans’ 7th Ward, offering art education, design activism, youth programming and community-building rooted in neighborhood history.
Holy Cross neighbors sue state fire marshal over faulty sprinklers in New Orleans Port grain project
The Holy Cross Sunrise Foods lawsuit challenges a state fire marshal decision allowing a prohibited sprinkler design at the Alabo Wharf grain facility.
New Orleans musicians remember Elliott “Stackman” Callier, the acclaimed saxophonist whose soulful sound helped shape jazz, R&B, funk and brass-band music.
John Georges and Meta have developed closer business ties as the Louisiana newspaper owner pursues AI licensing deals, raising questions about sponsored content and journalism.
For more than a decade, we have reported on issues as well as public policy meant to address the needs of residents. The Lens ...
John Georges and Meta have developed closer business ties as the Louisiana newspaper owner pursues AI licensing deals, raising questions about sponsored content and journalism.
Louisiana redistricting and Black voting power collide after Louisiana v. Callais, as Cleo Fields fights changes to majority-Black congressional districts.
Sunrise Foods sprinkler system approvals at the Alabo Wharf raise questions about state fire code requirements and concerns among Lower 9th Ward neighbors.
Former EPA officials warn that weakened pollution safeguards amid the AI boom could increase AI data center pollution health risks nationwide.
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