 | By MIKE SMITH | Staff writer |
Police chief finalists: Mayor LaToya Cantrell's administration has narrowed the list of finalists to become the next New Orleans Police Department superintendent to three. They include interim-Supt. Michelle Woodfork, though one of two assessment panels who interviewed semifinalists said Woodfork doesn't have adequate experience for the job, as Ben Myers reports.
An unprecedented teacher shortage in Jefferson Parish: School starts Monday, but a severe shortage of teachers is putting Jefferson Parish in a bind. It's an issue nationwide, but the parish is also dealing with unique headwinds. Blake Paterson has the story.
An uneasy endorsement: U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy endorsed Attorney General Jeff Landry for governor on Monday. But the announcement was about more than just one Republican backing another, party leaders and political analysts tell Tyler Bridges. Read about what made this endorsement unusual.
Stunting on the streets: Another stunt-driving incident took over New Orleans streets over the weekend, and one City Council member is calling for an investigation. Read the story from Ben Myers and watch the video here.
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