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City of Kenner Published August 31

Finding Neverland

Event date: September 24, 2026 Event Time: 07:30 PM - 10:30 PM Location: Kenner, LA 70062 Description: J.M. Barrie, a struggling playwright, encounters a widowed mother, Sylvia Llewelyn Davies and her four sons in Kensington Park. As Barrie befriends the family, he is inspired by…

City of Gretna Published August 31

September 2026 Gretna Senior and Wellness Calendar

The Lens Published August 30

Who is ICE arresting in Louisiana, and where? We broke it down.

ICE arrests in Louisiana have reached record highs, as more people without criminal histories are being detained. [...] Read More... from Who is ICE arresting in Louisiana, and where? We broke it down.

The Lens Published August 28

Behind The Lens Podcast: Contempt of court (audio)

This week on Behind The Lens, a federal judge takes an extraordinary step in response to the illegal detention of an Ethiopian man living in the United States, holding an Immigration and Customs Enforcement official in contempt of court after the official twice ignored the…

The Lens Published August 28

When the school closes, what happens to the community?

On empty seats, full buildings and who gets left holding them. [...] Read More... from When the school closes, what happens to the community?

City of Gretna Published August 27

Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting Cancelled

City of Gretna Published August 27

Gretna Public Information Workshops

GEDA and the City of Gretna are pleased to introduce Public Information Workshops: a closer look at the departments that make Gretna a great place to live. Kicking off the series, Mayor Belinda Constant and Community Affairs Supervisor Summer Cook share what’s new in Tourism and…

The Lens Published August 27

Loud enough for Washington to hear

Residents of the enclaves of District 6 carry a shared inheritance: cancer, pennies-an-hour wages, broken sewer lines, and highways aimed at their front doors. When divided into separate voting districts, those griefs were left unheard and isolated. [...] Read More... from Loud…

The Lens Published August 26

Behind The Lens Podcast: Clean slate and school bells (audio)

Criminal justice reporter Bernard Smith looks at a law passed by the Louisiana Legislature three years ago to automatically clear eligible criminal records. Despite its promise of a cleaner slate, the effort has yet to get past the starting gate because of technological hurdles.…

The Lens Published August 25

Louisiana’s 250-mile ‘snake’ district, built by grudges and human geography

Within the serpentine 6th District, Black voters face similar struggles with low wages, poor healthcare, and a fight for historic recognition [...] Read More... from Louisiana’s 250-mile ‘snake’ district, built by grudges and human geography

The Lens Published August 24

Court deems Black cultural connections as race, not culture

In every corner of the now-scuttled 6th District, Black residents tell of deep connections through Louisiana history, food, and today’s struggles. But this spring, the nation’s highest court concluded that those voters share only race, not a cohesive culture. [...] Read More...…

The Lens Published August 21

Louisiana judge holds ICE official in contempt

Former Maryland acting field office director Vernon Liggins knew he was violating a court order, the court finds. [...] Read More... from Louisiana judge holds ICE official in contempt

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