Jeff Adelson is a journalist for The New Orleans Advocate, focusing on local news in Louisiana, particularly in New Orleans. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, infrastructure, population trends, and environmental issues. His work has also been featured in NOLA.com and the Sun Herald.
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By: Patrick Wall, Jeff Adelson
See the top-performing schools, including "overcoming-the-odds" standouts, in the Shreveport-Bossier area. Did your child's school make the list?
By: Jeff Adelson, Joseph Cranney
A running fire hydrant at the corner of Second and Freret streets in New Orleans, photographed on Sept. 30, 2022.
By: Jeff Adelson, Joseph Cranney
More than 700 blocks across New Orleans have dead or malfunctioning fire hydrants and lack any that are up to the task of fighting a typical house fire.
By: Jeff Adelson
With temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico increasing recently, the phenomenon has become increasingly common.Here's what to know about this storm.
By: Jeff Adelson
Warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico are expected to help Tropical Storm Francine quickly grow into a hurricane before it slams into the Gulf Coast of Texas or Louisiana in coming days.
As it moves toward Louisiana, Tropical Storm Francine will be stifled as it is buffeted by an upper-level disturbance. That system is expected to cause "vertical shear," a difference in wind speed and direction that can limit how well storm's strengthen.
By: Jeff Adelson, Mark Schleifstein
Throughout its short life, Hurricane Francine was a storm that seemed barely able to hold itself together.
By: Jeff Adelson
That Donald Trump would win Louisiana was never in doubt. But Trump made gains across the state in Tuesday's election, winning a higher share of its vote than any president has in decades.
By: Jeff Adelson
Shreveport artist William Joyce created the Louisiana "I voted" stickers for the 2024 election. (Staff photo by David Grunfeld, NOLA.com
By: Jeff Adelson, Lara Nicholson
Fewer voters cast ballots in Louisiana this year than in either of the past two cycles."It didn't seem like a clear choice from either side. I didn't feel comfortable with either side."
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