| BY BOB WARREN | Staff writer |
It’s all jailbreak, all the time in New Orleans these days. Here’s the latest: 'Full accountability': Facing growing criticism and calls to resign, Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson said Tuesday she takes "full accountability" for the stunning jailbreak. Grilled: The City Council is holding a special meeting today to discuss the escape. We have live updates. Inside job: Five days later, an Orleans Parish jail maintenance worker is now accused of helping the prisoners in their escape. Justin Mitchell has some details. One more caught: Authorities announced Monday night that they had captured a fourth escapee. Now, six remain on the run. Outsourced: A plan has emerged that will breathe new life into The Clarion Herald, the newspaper published by the Archdiocese of New Orleans. Stephanie Riegel reports on the deal, which will outsource the paper to a Wisconsin company. DEI debate: A bill that sought to cut the state’s diversity, equity and inclusion programs sparked a racially charged debate at the Legislature on Monday. Tyler Bridges has this report. Not ready for prime time: For the first time in a couple of decades, the Saints aren’t scheduled to play a TV game in prime time this season. General Manager Mickey Loomis says the Black and Gold will have to “earn” their way back into the national spotlight. Did you get this newsletter forwarded from someone else? Sign up here. And if you're interested in becoming a NOLA.com subscriber, here's a great offer. Be spectacular today, Bob | 