Sophie Kasakove is a Reporter at NOLA News. She covers city government and has a diverse range of interests including construction and real estate, aviation and aerospace, and law enforcement, with a focus on topics such as drone technology and public event safety. Sophie has been featured in various publications including WYPR, The Advocate, and Governing.
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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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By: Sophie Kasakove
Flanked by local leaders, officials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Tuesday sought to assure New Orleans area residents that it stands ready to assist should disaster strike this hurricane season, after a year of staffing cuts and shifting federal priorities.
By: Sophie Kasakove
Moreno launches task force to eradicate blight
By: Sophie Kasakove
of 3 Five months into her term, Mayor Helena Moreno is launching a new task force aimed at blighted properties in New Orleans neighborhoods, a
By: Sophie Kasakove
Federal officials said the site’s management is problematic on a number of counts
By: Sophie Kasakove
But the cleanup and gut renovations come with a catch, residents learned last month. To do the work on the 263-unit complex off the Interstate-10 Service Road near Crowder Blvd., residents are required to vacate the property for an estimated two years.
By: Sophie Kasakove
Under a blistering sun on Friday, Congo Square pulsed with a mood of celebration and defiance.
By: Justin Mitchell, Sophie Kasakove
By SOPHIE KASAKOVE and JUSTIN MITCHELL | Staff writers Updated 2 min to read of 10
By: Sophie Kasakove
When Tracey Gilbert lived in a homeless encampment along the Mississippi River, she feared the harsh winds that blew across the water during thunderstorms. Her tent would rattle, water would soak her clothes, and sand would creep into the cracks and crevices of everything she owned.
Embattled New Orleans landlord Josh Bruno has sued to halt the long-awaited demolition of DeGaulle Manor, claiming that the city's work to tear down the crumbling complex violates his property rights.
By: Sophie Kasakove
In a letter, Landry called on Louisiana Senate President Cameron Henry, R-Metairie, and House Speaker Phillip DeVillier, R-Eunice to request that the Louisiana Legislative Auditor conduct a review of the “economy, efficiency, and effectiveness” of the 10-month construction project.
