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By: Alex Lubben
The original January deal would have paid Joshua Rondeno up to $910,000 in severance if he were fired.
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The vote came after mounting pressure from state lawmakers, who noted the police chief cannot legally earn more than the chief of the Louisiana State Police.
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The proposal, drafted by a Grant Parish citizen and Cassidy's staff, would have also privatized a federal prison and used the revenue to pay students for good grades.
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New Orleans modeled its flood defenses on Dutch expertise. Now, through a global network of barrier engineers, the Dutch are learning from New Orleans, too.
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The embattled police chief of the agency overseeing New Orleans' $14.5 billion hurricane protection system has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation, the governor's New Orleans adviser said. Joshua Rondeno had faced scrutiny from state lawmakers over his pay and an employment contract he drafted himself.
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Louisiana banned lawsuits that blame oil and gas companies for climate change — using language copied word-for-word from Oklahoma's law. It's the latest in a wave of similar bills moving through Republican states.
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New Orleans area residents and officials on Tuesday made preparations for a potential major rain event, distributing sandbags and warning of localized
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A New Orleans area levee board met behind closed doors this week to discuss an investigation by the state attorney general, a move open-government lawyers say may have violated state law.
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The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur produced at least 14 tornadoes that touched down in the New Orleans region last week, according to the National Weather Service, a cluster that forecasters said was big but not unprecedented for a
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Gov. Jeff Landry says Louisiana and ExxonMobil have reached a final settlement in the coastal lawsuits, in which parishes alleged the company polluted the coastline and contributed to land loss. The terms are likely to remain secret.
