Matt Mcbride

One appointee to Gov. Jeff Landry’s Sewerage and Water Board Task Force co-owns an engineering firm that has been paid millions by the utility.

Water is held in an aerating pond at the Sewerage & Water Board plant in New Orleans.

Rainwater confirmed he and his firm, Cornerstone Government Affairs, represent the City of New Orleans, the S&WB and three other agencies.

Matt McBride The Sewerage and Water Board plant in New Orleans, pictured Aug. 18, 2022. (Greg LaRose/Louisiana Illuminator)

Matt McBride explains what businesses can do to prepare for their forthcoming responsibility to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace

Beau Kmiecik's late-game punt return preceded New Prairie's second touchdown and goa-head two-point conversion.

In the wake of a deadly New Year’s vehicle attack, New Orleans’ police chief has refused to answer questions about the city’s security measures.

NEW ORLEANS – In the wake of a deadly New Year’s terrorist attack, New Orleans’ police chief refused to answer questions about the city’s security measures during a city council hearing Wednesday, citing an ongoing state investigation. The hearing came amid increased scrutiny over whether the city officials could have done more to block access […]

(lailluminator.com) — In the wake of a deadly New Year’s terrorist attack, New Orleans’ police chief refused to answer questions about the city’s security measures during a city council hearing Wednesday (Jan. 8), citing an ongoing state investigation.

Experts say the misplacement and insufficient number of anti-vehicle devices around the French Quarter leads them to question whether the city is truly prepared as it readies to host more major events.