 | By DREW BROACH | Staff writer |
RIGHTS HERE: The South is home to six major civil rights museums, none in New Orleans. That will begin to change in October when a $2 million permanent exhibit opens at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, as a prelude to a full-scale civil rights museum planned nearby in the multi-billion-dollar River District development.
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANCE: Doctors at Louisiana’s largest health care provider are about to join those at teaching institutions across the United States in leaning on artificial intelligence to help manage an increasingly time-consuming task: responding to an onslaught of patient messages.
SALT WEDGE Q&A: As if heat, humidity, hurricanes and the eroding coastline aren't enough, the New Orleans area is now threatened by a saltwater wedge inching up the Mississippi River, potentially contaminating the source of drinking water south of Lake Pontchartrain. You’ve got questions about how it will affect you, right? We’ve got answers. And what would an odd threat to our comfort be without a Walt Handlesman cartoon?
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