 | BY CHAD CALDER | Staff writer |
New Orleans homeowners will have an extra month to pay their property tax bills next year, though they may need the time to set aside a little more money. The Orleans Parish School Board, which collects more property taxes in the city than any other public agency, has delayed a key decision that could send those bills higher. Ben Myers has the story.
Gov.-elect Jeff Landry will call for two special sessions — one to address redistricting and the other to address crime — almost as soon as he takes office early next year. James Finn has the details.
Nearly 1,000 suspected or confirmed victims of human trafficking received help in Louisiana last year, but state and local agencies have made just 75 trafficking arrests in the past three years combined. There are significant caveats to those figures, but officials are in agreement that steps need to be taken to punish more of those responsible for human trafficking. Meghan Friedmann has this report.
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