NEWS
Landry push to takeover New Orleans scuttles $125 million stopgap spending plan
New Orleans city officials Oct. 29 dropped their plan to ask for a short-term $125 million dollar stopgap loan through the end of the year
New Orleans City Council oks short-term loan accountability rules
The New Orleans City Council Oct. 29 approved a resolution creating a new fund for a requested short-term $125 million loan designed to wall off
New Orleans scrambles to stave off state takeover amidst financial crisis
Oct. 29 will be a make-or-break day for the New Orleans City Council as leaders work to stave off a looming state takeover in response
Michigan environmental regulators to start enforcing 2020 industrial farm pollution law
More than five years after first announcing stricter controls on industrial farm pollution in Michigan, state environmental regulators will finally start enforcing them.
Michigan must overhaul ‘inequitable’ way it funds special education, a report finds
Marisa Brizzolara and Arlyssa Heard are both raising sons with disabilities, but their experience getting Michigan public schools to provide legally mandated services couldn’t be
Lawsuit seeks to overturn Dallas ordinances plaintiffs say violate law banning progressive policies
Two years after state lawmakers passed a sweeping law aimed at preventing Texas cities from adopting progressive policies, that law may finally get its first
