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Bossier Jury Maintains Charade More Transparently

Parish government takes small steps toward transparency but continues unlawful behavior regarding Library Board of Control

New Orleans public housing complex Guste Homes faces uncertain future

Residents of the large low-income development worry about potential redevelopment plans.

New Orleans' Budget Still in 'Dire Situation', CAO Warns

City faces $55 million in bridge loan payments due soon as revenues lag projections

New Orleans Seeks Federal Funds to Upgrade Aging Water Infrastructure

City Council and Sewerage and Water Board appear at odds over urgency to address pipe failures

Livingston Village Board Holds Rescheduled February Meeting

Discussions cover park improvements, squad car repairs, and a potential new animal control officer

South Bend Mayor Admits 'Trust in Government Is at an All-Time Low'

Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge winners use AI and community input to improve city services

Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge Winners Leverage AI and Resident Input

Cities use innovative projects to improve core services, with many employing AI and community engagement.

Former Gonzales Mayor Barney Arceneaux to Retire from Louisiana Municipal Association

Arceneaux has served as executive director of the statewide organization for the past two years.

NYC Faces Tough Choices on Aging Brooklyn-Queens Expressway

Experts warn the BQE project could become New York's own 'Big Dig' saga

St. John the Baptist Parish Council to Hold Regular Meeting

The council will discuss various agenda items, including appointments, resolutions, and ordinances.

Krewe Of Tucks Expels Riders Over Parade Doll Incident

The krewe permanently removed two riders involved in the controversial doll display that sparked outrage during this year's Mardi Gras parade.

St. Martin Parish Seeks Restoration of Spoil Banks After Guillory Indictment

Officials say removal of levees poses flood risk, as civil case against Lafayette Consolidated Government continues.

West Monroe to Host Public Hearing for Grant Program

City plans to reallocate funds to increase total budget to $700,000.

St. Mary Parish Council Calls for Charter Revision Election

Proposed changes include reducing council size, term limits, and eliminating chief administrative officer role

Leesville Mayor Announces Retirement After 12 Years

Rick Allen will not seek a fourth term as mayor of Leesville, Louisiana.

Baton Rouge Officials Discuss Condemning Blighted Properties

District Seven Councilwoman Twahna P. Harris hosts town hall to explain the process.

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