Sophie Kasakove is a Reporter at NOLA News. She covers city government while focusing on themes such as construction and real estate, security and law enforcement, and regional interest. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets including WYPR, The Advocate, and NOLA.com.
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Sophie Kasakove's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and city-specific issues in New Orleans. She covers a wide range of topics including homelessness, city government policies, landlord regulations, and urban development.
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Given Sophie's geographic focus on New Orleans and Louisiana as a whole when covering broader state-level issues relating to governance and public policy decisions within this region may also catch her attention.
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By: Sophie Kasakove
The settlement, approved by U.S. District Judge Barry Ashe, is a major win for tenants of The Willows Apartments, who alleged in a 2023 lawsuit that their landlord had let the New Orleans East property fall into disrepair and become unsafe.
By: Sophie Kasakove
The settlement, approved by U.S. District Judge Barry Ashe, is a major win for tenants of The Willows Apartments, who alleged in a 2023 lawsuit that their landlord had let the New Orleans East property fall into disrepair and become unsafe.
By: Sophie Kasakove
“You really don’t want to downplay New Orleans… You can build New Orleans up without giving up your data centers.” See what data and economic analysts had to say.
By: Sophie Kasakove
The Sewerage & Water Board will remove the majority of remaining fencing and install pedestrian crossings on lower Decatur Street after months of complaints from French Quarter business owners who say that construction work there has thrown their businesses into turmoil.
By: Sophie Kasakove
Sewerage & Water Board officials said they are working to resolve issues that have plagued the city's drainage system as a tropical depression churned on a track toward southeast Louisiana.
By: Sophie Kasakove
Mayor Helena Moreno and New Orleans City Council members on Tuesday asked special prosecutor Laurie White to dismiss charges against Attorney General Liz Murrill, blaming the indictment for escalating tensions between state and city officials.
By: Sophie Kasakove
A program that ensures tenants have a lawyer when facing eviction will receive less than half of the funding it was promised by Mayor Helena Moreno’s administration this year, as New Orleans officials struggle to solve the city’s cash crisis.
By: Sophie Kasakove
A program that ensures tenants have a lawyer when facing eviction will receive less than half of the funding it was promised by Mayor Helena Moreno's administration this year, as New Orleans officials struggle to solve the city's cash crisis.
New Orleans drivers will not need brake tags for the remainder of this year, following a state law ending vehicle safety check requirements in most Louisiana parishes.
By: Sophie Kasakove
Mayor Helena Moreno's administration is scrambling to replenish New Orleans' bank account just weeks before it would otherwise run dry.
