 | By DREW BROACH | Deputy metro editor |
SHORTCHANGED: The complaints started as soon as Louisiana launched its ambitious program to help homeowners recover from hurricanes Katrina and Rita: Community leaders and real estate analysts said the largest rebuilding program in U.S. history would be unfair to the state’s poorest residents. Now a groundbreaking analysis of almost 92,000 grants shows critics were right all along: Road Home shortchanged people in poor neighborhoods while giving those in wealthy neighborhoods more of what they needed. Want more stories like this? Subscribe to our free Louisiana Investigative Journalism newsletter.
COMMAND DECISION: Surrounded by personal controversies, and struggling with a dismal approval rating spurred by rising crime, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell faces a big decision that could affect the entire city during her final three years in office.
BREAKING UP: The small rural Louisiana congregations that are leaving the United Methodist Church are finding there is much more to severing ties than changing the logo on their signs.
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