Kaylee Poche is a Staff Writer at The Gambit. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, public education, real estate development, and legislation, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Kaylee's work has also been featured in NOLA.com.
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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
In a wide-ranging interview on The Get Down, Gambit Editor John Stanton asked Council Member Lesli Harris about the ongoing feud between state and city leaders, River District developments and if she's planning to run for a citywide seat in 2029.
By: Kaylee Poche
Slowed by an inherited financial crisis, Moreno said she'll continue working to fulfill her campaign promise of improving basic city services, like fixing streets and lights.
By: Kaylee Poche
In less than a year, New Orleanians have reversed course on their outlook on the state of the city. More than half of voters now believe the city is headed
By: John Stanton
New Orleans City Council President JP Morrell July 20 said the council will take up the question of whether the troubled Sewerage & Water Board even
By: Kaylee Poche
New Orleans Sewerage & Water Board Executive Director Randy Hayman said no employees have been disciplined so far after human error worsened flooding during a storm on July 11. The meeting came as the mayor and city council are about to get a lot more control over the agency starting Aug. 1.
By: Kaylee Poche
The Moreno administration and partners said initially the city will focus on safety and quality of life issues, including getting street lights back on and increasing police presence,
By: Kaylee Poche
The meeting featured a tense exchanges between Council President JP Morrell and S&WB Executive Director Randy Hayman as the council explores the idea of cutting Hayman's position.
By: Kaylee Poche
In a wide-ranging interview with John Stanton on The Get Down, New Orleans City Council Member Aimee McCarron discussed S&WB changes, tough financial decisions coming up for the council and attacks on Black political power at the local and national levels.
By: Kaylee Poche
Crescent Canna CEO Joe Gerrity, Louie Louie Founder Eric Becker, Urban South Founder Jacob Landry and Blush Seltzers partner Michael Thomas officially launched the Louisiana Hemp Beverage Association earlier this month.
By: Kaylee Poche
To be eligible, a person must be uninsured and make 400% or less of the Federal Poverty Level. Without insurance, an IUD typically costs between $500 and $1,800.
