PODCAST: Why New Orleans retains shedding energy in honest climate (Audio)
New Orleans residents don’t have to attend for hurricanes or extreme storms to lose energy. Within the newest episode of “Behind The Lens,” the main target turns to town’s unusually frequent fair-weather outages and the getting older electrical infrastructure seen…
PODCAST: “The place did all my folks go?” (Audio)
Black defendants face main limitations to securing consultant juries, whereas a Decrease Ninth Ward household farm wins a settlement after its property was mistakenly handled with pesticides. Glenn Davis, who spent almost 14 years in jail earlier than his homicide…
PODCAST: Governor’s veto and scholar’s arrest put authorities energy below scrutiny (Audio)
LISTENER ADVISORY: This episode features a dialogue of threats of faculty violence that could be delicate for some listeners. On this episode of Behind The Lens, reporters study how authorities energy can form the lives of individuals caught inside Louisiana’s prison justice…
Behind The Lens: ICE detention, courtroom entry and federal intervention in Louisiana (Audio)
On this episode of Behind The Lens, reporter Delaney Nolan joins Lens editor Katy Reckdahl to debate the sharp enhance in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement exercise throughout Louisiana and the mounting authorized challenges surrounding extended detention and public entry to…
Behind The Lens: False claims, Actual penalties: Why an Iberia parish photo voltaic farm by no means obtained constructed (audio)
On this episode of Behind The Lens, environmental reporter Delaney Nolan talk about how a wave of misinformation helped derail a proposed photo voltaic farm in Iberia Parish. The mission promised thousands and thousands of {dollars} in native tax income and…
Behind The Lens: Detained regardless of citizenship and the talk over jury secrecy (Audio)
Stopped, shackled and detained in Lafayette Parish, a U.S. citizen tells her story. On this episode of Behind The Lens, reporters Delaney Nolan and Bernard Smith be part of Lens editor Katy Reckdahl to debate two essential tales shaping Louisiana’s justice…
“Level of no return?” Half 2: Staying, adapting and defending New Orleans’ future. (Audio)
FILE PHOTO: A house in New Orleans’ Decrease Ninth Ward bears the scars of Hurricane Katrina’s floodwaters after levee failures inundated the neighborhood in 2005. The warped siding, buckled partitions and distorted roofline reveal the drive and route of the…