Now that New Orleans is back in the running to host the 2031 Super Bowl, what are the city’s chances of landing the big game for that year? NOLA-dot-com columnist Jeff Duncan says like all other candidates, the city will have to make a strong pitch to the NFL – and he says the NFL is seeking high-end hospitality.
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Senator Bill Cassidy says Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s rhetoric on vaccines is starting to have a negative impact.
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Cassidy’s remarks come after the CDC announced a revised vaccine schedule for children, shifting some vaccines to shared decision-making between parents and doctors.
A recent audit of 24 restaurants on the Westbank of New Orleans found that eight of them were not complying with a new law that requires disclosure of serving imported shrimp. David Williams, the founder of SeaD Consulting believes in the year since the law went into effect, enforcement has not been stringent enough, especially since the Louisiana Government Shrimp Task Force has hired his company to collect data across the state.
The primary elections, which had originally been slated for April, are now taking place May 16th; with runoffs June 27th, if necessary. Once again, starting this year, there are closed party primaries. Secretary of State Nancy Landry says those closed primaries only apply to five races.