 | By KASEY BUBNASH | Staff writer |
Good morning and thanks for joining us. Here are some of today's top headlines.
Encampment sweeps: Gov. Jeff Landry's plan to continue clearing New Orleans homeless encampments was once again impeded by a district court judge on Monday, just hours after Louisiana State Police began relocating people living on the streets in the French Quarter. Sophie Kasakove has the latest.
'Not just a game': State and local elected officials joined representatives from Southern University and Grambling State University at the Superdome on Monday to kick off the 51st annual Bayou Classic, a yearly matchup between the two historically Black institutions. But, as Desiree Stennett reports, the Bayou Classic is far more than just a football game.
More RTA issues: The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority has paid salaried employees tens of thousands of dollars in overtime despite agency rules barring those workers from receiving the extra pay. Here are the details from an internal audit obtained by Blake Paterson.
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