Data News Staff Edited Report Collectively, the five deepwater ports along the Lower Mississippi River (LMR) represent one of the most powerful economic engines in the United States. Together, the Port of Greater Baton Rouge, […]
Stacy M. Brown Black Press USA Senior National Correspondent Donald Trump’s takeover of Washington, D.C.’s police force and his threats to extend the same approach to other Black-led cities are being denounced as racially motivated […]
Data News Weekly has proudly served the New Orleans community for over 60 years. As one of the oldest African American newspapers in Louisiana, now in its second generation, we continue to model ourselves as […]
Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor A City Built on Black Entrepreneurship August is National Black Business Month, a time to recognize and uplift Black-owned businesses nationwide. In New Orleans—a city whose culture, cuisine, and […]
Photos by Terry Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly Family, friends, and well-wishers gathered at the elegant Le Roux’s on the Lake to celebrate the birthdays of Kurte Pellerin and Tyronne Reed. The evening was filled […]
Data News Staff Edited Report In honor of the 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Ashé Cultural Arts Center proudly announces the return of Swimming Upstream: The Katrina Monologues to the Mahalia Jackson Theater. This powerful […]
Benjamin Bates Data News Weekly Contributor In a historic and unexpected turn, Mayor LaToya Cantrell has been indicted by a Federal Grand Jury, marking the first time a Sitting Mayor of New Orleans faces Criminal […]
Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor “There has been a lot of noise about so-called ‘fraud’ in Medicaid, but this audit makes one thing very clear: the problem is not with families, seniors, or vulnerable […]
Stacy M. Brown Black Press USA Senior National Correspondent Donald Trump’s Administration has intensified its takeover of the Smithsonian Institution, advancing an agenda that historians and civil rights leaders say is rooted in racism and […]
In the courtroom, ambiguity is the enemy of justice. When legislators pass vague, far-reaching laws, they do more than sow confusion—they erode the integrity of the judicial process. When statutes are written without precision, judges […]
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