 | By KASEY BUBNASH | Staff writer |
Good morning and happy May Day. Here are some of today's top headlines.
'Deeply troubling': The peaceful protest by students at Tulane University in March resembled dozens of past demonstrations — except this time some participants could face suspension or expulsion. The investigations, Marie Fazio reports, come amid pressure from the Trump administration.
Legislation station: Louisiana's state Legislature is stepping into a fight over trash collection in the French Quarter, with a proposed bill that aims to take some control from the mayor. James Finn has the details. And, as Sophie Kasakove reports, Louisiana lawmakers are also considering a bill that would make unauthorized camping illegal, an effort to crack down on homelessness that critics say amounts to "criminalizing poverty."
Gulf shrimp? Shrimp are a common component of many Jazz Fest food favorites, but are the shrimp sold at the Fair Grounds each year actually from the Gulf? Josie Abugov reports that one company is using genetic testing to find out.
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