Data News Weekly Staff Edited Report The State of Louisiana has a long-storied history in the fight for freedom for African Americans. Recently, a historic trail was unveiled that pays homage to the largest slave […]
NEW ORLEANS – Today, the City Council held a private Swearing-in Ceremony to officially welcome Councilmember-At-Large Division 2 appointee Donna Glapion following her confirmation during Thursday’s regular meeting. Councilmember Glapion will assume her duties immediately […]
Data News Weekly Staff Edited Report This new year began with many New Orleanians being met with an unwelcome surprise – a soaring Entergy bill. Utilities Committee Chair Helena Moreno will call a special meeting […]
Data News Staff Edited Report In the aftermath of what is a national crisis after the Jan. 6, 2021 storming of the Capitol by thousands of Trump supporters; House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday announced […]
Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor In a move to help reduce the spike in cases of COVID-19 in New Orleans, Mayor Cantrell made a big move declaring that the City is going back to […]
Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor The City of New Orleans is continuing to turn the page on a legacy of racial strife and division. In a recent move to change the names of streets […]
Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief It has been one year since the untimely death of a beloved member of the community, Wilbert “Mr. Chill” Wilson, who died in 2019 after battling Pancreatic Cancer. Wilson was best known […]
Elise Schenck Data News Weekly Contributor During these uncertain times; the COVID-19 Pandemic continues to impact so many people in the City of New Orleans. This is affecting residents lives and livelihoods; most notably, for […]
Jaaz Thomas Over the past few months that quarantine and COVID-19 has presented, there have been lots of challenges and obstacles to face. With those obstacles, there have also been some success stories. Marli Lyric, […]
Scott Lipscomb Data News Weekly Contributor When applying for college, the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), and the American College Test (ACT) examinations are required for high school students to prepare for and submit for acceptance. […]
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