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Louisiana Still Keeps Some Police Data Secret Despite Reforms

Louisiana lawmakers failed to track “wandering officers.” But state regulators also refuse to release data that would help the public.

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Hyatt Regency New Orleans Partners with Oxbow Rum for Summer Rum Fest Menu

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Hyatt Regency New Orleans is excited to share that it has partnered with Oxbow Estate Rum, a family-owned company that farms and

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June 19, 1838: Georgetown College sold 272 enslaved people to Louisiana sugar plantation owners

June 19, 1838: Georgetown College sold 272 enslaved people to Louisiana sugar plantation owners
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Forever chemicals detected at five Louisiana sites along the Mississippi River

Some of the “forever chemicals” that scientists have linked to various health risks were found at five locations along the Mississippi River in Louisiana at levels well above the EPA’s most recent guidance, according to a new report.

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