Louisiana Senate advances Jeff Landry-backed bill to cut judgeships in New Orleans The Louisiana Senate April 20 approved a bill to significantly reduce the number of judges in Orleans Parish without substantive debate or support from local leaders. The bill, part of Gov. Jeff Landr...

Louisiana Senate approves first part of Gov. Landry’s effort to control New Orleans’ court system

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Stanley is clearly 3 sheets to the wind and has to get home

Always good to see big @dcbigjohn.bsky.social out and about

The GOP has so many sexual predators that are so bad even other sexual predators can’t tolerate their presence it’s honestly breathtaking

Really do

Bruuuuh cheewee’s creole crunch popcorn is so damn good

Snitch sauce

I dunno who needs to hear this but Leo’s Bread has some bomb ass strawberry biscuits my LORD they are good

As I recall I admired it the first time I saw it!

Generally between like 40 and 43 pounds as I recall

Nice harp

The only push notifications I have on my phone anymore other than texts is the crawfish app and it’s the best dopamine rush w it tells me the price has gone down

There is nothin’ quite like my ole girl Madison’s michelada with a mezcal floater at Bud Rip’s on a Hearn Saturday afternoon

It’s gonna result in people catchin a busted jaw

Anybody else in The 7th Ward of New Orleans having power problems?

New Orleans is the best city ever. Only place where you can have a Friday afternoon lunch of 3 pounds of crawfish sitting next to the mighty Mississippi River while Irvin Mayfield plays incredible music — and the. See these amazing folks just sittin on a bench

This shit was wild

This is gonna be the sexiest anniversary ever, congratulations

Just chiming in to remind everyone that the former CAO responsible for this is shockingly not in jail but instead has landed a cushy golden parachute job with Audubon www.nola.com/news/new-orl...

New Orleans lawmaker pulls rent stabilization bill but says discussion's 'far from over' House Bill 472 by state Rep. Alonzo Knox, a New Orleans Democrat and landlord, would have let local governments in Louisiana create rent stabilization laws. He said the measure would have helped with ...

New Orleans lawmaker pulls rent stabilization bill but says discussion's 'far from over'

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they got the Church of England supporting the Pope now

Louisiana GOP races to keep an exonerated Black man from taking office in New Orleans The Louisiana House Judiciary Committee April 16 passed a bill essentially eliminating New Orleans’ clerk of criminal court just weeks before Calvin Duncan, a Black man who was wrongfully imprisoned f...

Louisiana GOP races to keep Calvin Duncan, an exonerated Black man who wrongfully spent years in jail, from taking elected office as New Orleans' Clerk of Criminal Court

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John Stanton: Louisiana GOP isn't interested in protecting the rights of Black voters Earlier this month, Republicans in the Louisiana State Senate blocked a common sense voter protection measure authored by New Orleans Democratic Sen. Royce Duplessis despite broad public support for t...

Louisiana Republicans are very interested in Black folks voting — they just don’t want them doing it

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Pete Hegseth is a cautionary tale about the dangers of syphilis maxxing

i feel that, though one of the interesting things she told me was they use video and feedback to shift things around and plan set times every year to try and reduce bottlenecks etc, which combined with the bigger space could make it easier to get around

lol his lack of self awareness is only out done by how much of a heretic Hegseth is

The Evolution of French Quarter Fest YouTube video by The Gambit Get Down

With French Quarter Fest kicking off today, I sat down with the festival's CEO Emily Madero to talk history, the challenges of running a festival that also promotes a neighborhood and the key changes this year
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Is this about RFK’s raccoon wiener?

#TheLensNola🔍 During Mardi Gras in New Orleans, police ramp up gun enforcement in crowded areas like Bourbon Street. But a review of recent arrests shows deep racial disparities...

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