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Toxic politics plague New Orleans City Hall | Local Politics

It's hardly unusual for New Orleans mayors and City Council members to find themselves at odds. But the bad blood between Mayor LaToya Cantrell and the current City Council is

Viewpoint: It's time to tear down Plaza Tower

Like many downtown residents, whenever I open my front door I catch a glimpse of the decaying Plaza Tower, once the grande dame of Loyola Avenue.  I see the blown-out windows, black netting and colorful graffiti that makes the building an ongoing eyesore. I’ve been in New Orleans long enough to remember when the Plaza […]

Viewpoint: Who's registered to vote in the fall elections?

With qualifying for New Orleans’ municipal elections about a month away, politicos are eyeing the party, gender and ethnic make-up of the city’s voters overall and in the individual City Council districts.  A new analysis by seasoned demographer and consultant Greg Rigamer shows that there are currently 273,627 registered voters in Orleans Parish residing in […]

CANO celebrates the reopening of Crevasse 22

CANO celebrates the reopening of Crevasse 22 The Creative Alliance of New Orleans (CANO) is pleased to announce this season’s reopening of Crevasse 22 | River House with “Invisible Rivers” feat. the “Float Lab,” a collaboration of Mondo Bizarro and The Land Memory Bank & Seed Exchange. “Invisible Rivers” featuring the Float Lab is a series comprised of exhibitions with educational performances. It employs the artistic practices of music, theater and boat-building to respond to our region’s interconnected struggles against coastal land loss, environmental racism and displacement. Mondo Bizarro is building boats in rapidly disappearing areas of our coast and hosting dialogues and performances on them. “Invisible Rivers” physically models ideas about how we can live with fluctuation, uncertainty, and symbiosis in our increasingly watery world.

Dangerous Arctic chill leaves more than a dozen dead, widespread power outages across the southern U.S.

Dangerous Arctic chill leaves more than a dozen dead, widespread power outages across the southern U.S. Annie Gowen, Andrew Freedman, Tim Craig, Fenit Nirappil © Sergio Flores for The Washington Post A worker fills propane tanks in Austin on Tuesday. A crippling Arctic blast continued to wreak havoc across a large swath of the United States on Tuesday after a snowstorm left more than a dozen dead and millions without power, with officials in some places saying residents might be in the dark for days. And it’s not over. A second storm had begun taking shape Tuesday night, aimed at the nation’s southern tier and some of the same hard-hit areas, according to The Washington Post’s Capital Weather Gang.

Dangerous Arctic chill leaves more than a dozen dead, widespread power outages across southern U.S.

Millions were in the dark from Texas to Nebraska during record-breaking cold as the next winter storm eyes the South and the East.

More than a dozen dead as winter storm leaves widespread power outages

Officials throughout the Midwest and South are bracing for worse weather to come.

Snow covers nearly three quarters of the US

A woman and a girl have died of carbon monoxide poisoning in Houston, Texas after a car was left running in a garage to keep them warm as an Arctic blast continued to wreak havoc across large parts of the United States.

Dangerous Arctic chill leaves more than a dozen dead, widespread power outages across southern U.S.

Dangerous Arctic chill leaves more than a dozen dead, widespread power outages across the southern U.S.