Alana Schreiber is a producer for WRKF 89.3 FM, focusing on local news in Louisiana, specifically in New Orleans. She covers a wide range of topics including environmental issues, social justice, political developments, and cultural events. Alana is dedicated to providing in-depth and informative stories that highlight the unique aspects of the local community.
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Alana Schreiber's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, with an emphasis on Louisiana-specific events. She also covers a wide range of cultural and societal topics relevant to New Orleans and Louisiana.
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By: Alana Schreiber, Adam Vos
Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn how a group of local governments are piloting a new insurance experiment to better assist municipalities after natural disasters. Plus, we continue our end-of-year political roundup, and hear the latest on guaranteed income pilot programs.
By: Bob Pavlovich, Alana Schreiber
Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear from the director of a documentary series that highlights the individuals and communities that make New Orleans unique. And, we’ll get a look at the 20th year of the region’s business development group, Greater New Orleans Inc.
By: Alana Schreiber, Karen Henderson
It's the second to last Monday of the month, and we're checking in with our neighbors in Lafayette and get an update on the latest news in Acadiana.
By: Alana Schreiber
Here are some of our favorite stories and interviews, picked by our hosts.
By: Bob Pavlovich, Alana Schreiber
It's been a day and a half since a driver rammed down Bourbon Street just after 3 a.m., killing at least 14 people and injuring more than 30 others, including two police officers.
By: Alana Schreiber, Drew Hawkins
Just after 3 a.m. on New Years Day, pedicab driver Tyler Burt was finishing his shift, when a white SUV turned the corner of Bourbon and Canal
By: Alana Schreiber, Diane Mack
Today on Louisiana Considered, we’ll hear how the Krewe of Joan of Arc is preparing to ring in the Mardi Gras season in the French Quarter’s first big event since the Bourbon Street attack, and get the latest on the suspect. Plus, jazz icon Terence Blanchard gears up to perform Katrina-inspired music.
By: Karen Henderson, Alana Schreiber
Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about President Biden’s recent visit to New Orleans to mourn the loss of the victims of the Bourbon Street attack. We also hear from a trauma and disaster expert who shares advice on coping and healing strategies.
By: Alana Schreiber, Adam Vos
Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear how the Ten Commandments law is faring as it goes into effect as of the beginning of the year. Plus, we learn about the late President Jimmy Carter’s role building affordable houses for Louisianans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
By: Alana Schreiber, Adam Vos
The new year means some new state laws are now in effect. A controversial one requires all public schools, colleges and universities to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom.
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