 | BY CHAD CALDER | Staff writer |
Good morning and thanks for joining us. Here are some of the day's top headlines.
Disheartening report: At its peak, Wednesday's storm packed a punch that New Orleans' archaic pumping system would have struggled to handle even if it had been working perfectly. But an after-action report released by the Sewerage & Water Board on Friday outlined some critical power failures that contributed to flooding in neighborhoods around the city. Sophie Kasakove and Jeff Adelson have the details.
Changing constitution: The Louisiana Legislature will soon begin to tackle a proposed rewrite of the state constitution, one that would put sections that govern the state’s judiciary — including rules for state appeals courts, parish district attorneys and the Judiciary Commission — under the control of legislators, not a popular vote. Tyler Bridges has the details.
Pride on the northshore: The Mandeville City Council has granted a permit for what organizers say will be the first Pride parade on the northshore. The decision was not without discussion, and Bob Warren was there amid a packed council chamber.
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