 | By LAUREN WALCK | Staff writer |
Landry's agenda: Gov. Jeff Landry has reshaped the Louisiana Supreme Court more than any governor in decades, Tyler Bridges writes. And his efforts to change the state constitution are facing a new legal challenge.
Selling school properties: NOLA Public Schools wants to offload more of its vacant properties across the city and is trying a new partnership to move two prime pieces of real estate, Marie Fazio and Joni Hess report.
Northshore migration: More people are moving to St. Tammany "whether we like it or not," a council member said. Voters often oppose new housing projects, but it's creating an issue for workforce housing, Bob Warren writes.
Radioactive waste: A fertilizer plant's towering mound of slightly radioactive waste along the Mississippi River is being allowed to expand by state regulators, David Mitchel reports.
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