High Court Shuts Down NOLA Political Fixer’s $5 Million Payday
The Louisiana Supreme Court reversed lower courts and ruled Ike Spears is not entitled to a share of contingency fees from the Port of New Orleans' Katrina settlement. The decision hands victory to William Hall and underscores stricter ethical limits on fee‑sharing.
Louisiana Land Grab Fight, Bill Would Let State Seize Immigrant-Owned Property Near Bases
A state Senate committee advanced SB 200, a bill that would let Louisiana seize property within 50 miles of military bases if tied to countries on a federal 'foreign adversary' list. Critics say the language could ensnare lawfully present immigrants.
Jefferson Parish Digs In On $2.3 Billion Rescue For Aging Water And Sewers
Jefferson Parish is four years into a 20-year, $2.3 billion push to replace aging water and sewer pipes and upgrade treatment plants. Work on lift stations, meters and clarifiers is already underway.
St. Bernard Showdown, Parish Boss Puts Port Stormwater Plan On Ice
St. Bernard President Louis Pomes posted that the parish has asked legal and state regulators to weigh in on the Port of New Orleans’ stormwater plan as litigation continues. The move puts technical permitting at the center of the long-running fight over the proposed Violet terminal.
QR Code Crooks Hijack New Orleans EV Chargers As Entergy Sounds Alarm
Entergy says scammers placed fake QR-code stickers on public EV chargers in New Orleans, redirecting drivers to fraudulent payment pages. The utility urges drivers not to scan suspect codes and to call 1-800-368-3749 if impacted.












