Will Sutton is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He writes for NOLA.com and The Advocate, focusing on local news and issues. His work has also been featured in publications such as Curl BC, The Times, and National Geographic. Sutton's articles cover a range of topics including sports, crime, social justice, and diversity.
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Will Sutton's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in New Orleans, Louisiana. His articles touch upon a wide range of topics including diversity issues, crime, police matters, and social events.
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By: Will Sutton
Columnist Will Sutton on Louisiana's Ten Commandments law: "One of the main arguments in favor of posting the commandments in classrooms is the claim that the commandments played an integral role in our nation's founding and history. That's simply not true."
By: Will Sutton
Columnist Will Sutton has something to say about Gov. Jeff Landry's decision to direct a Taylor Swift-related sweep of New Orleans' unhoused on Oct. 23, 2024. So does former Louisiana
Gov. Landry directed the Louisiana State Police and other enforcement agencies to significantly "shrink" large unhoused encampments and to move homeless people from across the city to this location beneath
Monday was the first time John Schroder visited the same Calliope block where he and a small team of volunteers have fed the unhoused the fourth Monday of each month
By: Will Sutton
On Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024, Louisiana State Police Troop NOLA and other law enforcement agencies moved scores of homeless people from beneath the U.S. 90 overpass at Calliope Street and
By: Will Sutton
Columnist Will Sutton voted early. So did his father, who said: “It felt good. It’s important,” he told me. “I just hope the people I voted for win.”
By: Will Sutton
Columnist Will Sutton has something to say about Louisiana's record-breaking early voting turnout -- and how few Black voters cast ballots. So does Louisiana GOP Chair Derek Babcock: "The decline in early voting among Black Louisianans doesn't surprise Babcock. "People know the difference, and they're not excited about getting out to vote for Democratic policies," he told me.
By: Will Sutton
You're not alone if you don't know what's next on the statewide ballot.Here's everything you need to know.
By: Will Sutton
I'm confident the deep hurt they're feeling right now won't lead to despair or violence and that we'll see positive results going forward.
By: Will Sutton
Here we go again.
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