Zulus take center stage as Carnival 2013 crescendos
It’s Carnival time and all eyes in the City That Care Forgot are on what has become one of Mardi Gras’ most popular attractions: The
Retrials set for NOPD cops involved in deadly post-Katrina killings
A former police lieutenant accused of covering up a police killing after where do you go to get a personal loan Hurricane Katrina will begin his second trial March 11. ...
Feds indict Ray Nagin on 21 counts
C. Ray Nagin, the businessman and former New Orleans mayor who famously jumped out of a horse-drawn carriage to second line with residents while en route to his first inauguration ...
Ray Nagin indicted
The indictment of Ray Nagin on 21 federal corruption charges including wire fraud, bribery, money laundering, filing false tax returns, and conspiracy on Friday is yet another nail in the ... Blacks are disproportionately represented in drug arrests and prison sentences
By Freddie Allen NNPA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) — A recent study reports that treating substance abusers, especially African Americans, could save the nation billions of dollars at a time when all ... DOJ reaches settlement with Transocean for oil spill
By Michael Patrick Welch Contributing Writer The Department of Justice has reached a $1.4 billion settlement with Transocean for its role in BP’s 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill, which polluted the Gulf of ... Report: 100,000 children in U.S. prisons
(Special to the Trice Edney News Wire from the Southern Poverty Law Center) — Across the country, thousands of children are languishing in abusive prisons and jails. These youths are ...
NOPD conviction vacated in Glover murder case
By Edmund W. Lewis Editor A federal appeals court in New Orleans on December 17 overturned the conviction of former New Orleans police officer David Warren, one of the former ...
Discovery of human remains delays Iberville redevelopment
By Katy Reckdahl thelensnola.org 'Louisiana law enacted 30 or 40 years ago bars new construction on burial grounds. The idea is ‘once a cemetery, always a cemetery.’ Archaeologists working on the grounds of ...
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A former police lieutenant accused of covering up a police killing after where do you go to get a personal loan Hurricane Katrina will begin his second trial March 11. ...
C. Ray Nagin, the businessman and former New Orleans mayor who famously jumped out of a horse-drawn carriage to second line with residents while en route to his first inauguration ...
The indictment of Ray Nagin on 21 federal corruption charges including wire fraud, bribery, money laundering, filing false tax returns, and conspiracy on Friday is yet another nail in the ... Blacks are disproportionately represented in drug arrests and prison sentences
By Freddie Allen NNPA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) — A recent study reports that treating substance abusers, especially African Americans, could save the nation billions of dollars at a time when all ... DOJ reaches settlement with Transocean for oil spill
By Michael Patrick Welch Contributing Writer The Department of Justice has reached a $1.4 billion settlement with Transocean for its role in BP’s 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill, which polluted the Gulf of ... Report: 100,000 children in U.S. prisons
(Special to the Trice Edney News Wire from the Southern Poverty Law Center) — Across the country, thousands of children are languishing in abusive prisons and jails. These youths are ...
By Edmund W. Lewis Editor A federal appeals court in New Orleans on December 17 overturned the conviction of former New Orleans police officer David Warren, one of the former ...
By Katy Reckdahl thelensnola.org 'Louisiana law enacted 30 or 40 years ago bars new construction on burial grounds. The idea is ‘once a cemetery, always a cemetery.’ Archaeologists working on the grounds of ...
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