Kaylee Poche is a Staff Writer at The Gambit. She covers a range of topics including culture and society, social issues, and regional interests, with a focus on Louisiana, New Orleans, and the food industry. Kaylee's work has also been featured in NOLA.com, highlighting her insights into the LGBTQ community and cannabis-related issues.
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Kaylee's reporting heavily focuses on government announcements, legal policies, and regulations in New Orleans. She also covers local entertainment news related to Mardi Gras and Carnival. When reaching out to her, consider providing expert insights or first-hand experiences relevant to city council decisions, local political developments (especially related to home rule), urban issues such as short-term rentals and mental health programs, as well as coverage of Mardi Gras events.
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By: Kaylee Poche
As the song goes, Debbie with a D and London Manchester looked like Taylor Swift in the light of the AllWays Lounge in New Orleans.
By: Kaylee Poche
The New Orleans City Council denied a proposal by the owner of Oretha Castle Haley's childhood home to turn the historic Treme house into a museum.
By: Kaylee Poche
New Orleans City Council Vice President JP Morrell has proposed giving the city a deadline to create an electronic verification system short-term rental platforms must use to check if a listing is legal.
By: Kaylee Poche
Reproductive rights groups, health care workers and advocates Nancy Davis and Kaitlyn Joshua, are suing over a new Louisiana law that restricts access to mifepristone and misoprostol.
By: Kaylee Poche
After years of fumbles, the Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans has lost public trust. Can it right the ship and convince voters to keep funding it?
By: Kaylee Poche
The rental commissary kitchen in Bywater helped several food pop-ups become legal.
By: Kaylee Poche
Helena Moreno made her first campaign appearance since she announced she'd be running for New Orleans mayor in 2025.
By: Kaylee Poche
Emboldened by a new GOP governor and supermajorities in the House and Senate, Louisiana Republicans rapidly advanced their agenda in 2024.
By: Kaylee Poche
From indictments surrounding Mayor LaToya Cantrell's administration to short-term rentals, 2024 was a messy year in New Orleans political news.
By: Kaylee Poche
The city has reopened Bourbon Street following a terror attack that happened early New Year's Day, killing 15.
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