It appears Bruce Wayne moved to Tel Aviv ~American Zombie~That's interesting.  We [the Corps of Engineers] have enough money to build a fucking batcave for another country half a world away but we don't have the money to protect the lives of our own citizens in South Louisiana...an area of the country that is absolutely critical to our nation's energy supply.

Judge rules voucher funding is unconstitutional

S&WB re-states need for big jump in water rates 

Plaquemines Parish citrus farmers prepare for Orange Fest

Drought-Parched Mississippi River Is Halting Barges

Artist, writer Neal Adams draws up love for fans at Wizard World New Orleans Comic Con

Drew Brees: ''It definitely hurts''

Saints' Vilma, Smith attend Williams hearing

Levees.org rolls out Myth Number One

2012 hurricane season ends

Morganza projects go to bid next month

Water infrastructure bank idea floated in Texas

Landrieu administration official meets with city employees group on changes to civil service ~Charles Maldonado, Gambit

Drew Brees: Everyone knows the bounty investigation was a sham

Kromer emerges as Boston College candidate

Who will pay for Army Corps hurricane protection system upkeep?

Bayou Bienvenue reclamation effort sees progress

Water Institute of Gulf hires director

Gulf oil lease sale bids $134 million

Child star of 'Beasts' back in bayou, nominated for prestigious award

PhotoNOLA Fits Events, Exhibitions and Education in Weekend Picture ~NOLA DEFENDER

The Business of Louisiana Alligator – Part Three: The New White Meat

Willie Mae's Scotch House: Is It Worth It? ~Blackened Out

Atlanta airport workers egg Saints bus --and btw Fuck the Atlanta Falcons

Hurricane Sandy vs. Hurricane Katrina ~NYT

Is Neighborland Helping Developers at the Community’s Expense? ~Christine P. Horn

Associated Press admits error in story about New Orleans Flood ~Levees.org

Owen Courreges: Can we trust the NOPD with more Tasers?

Melissa Harris-Perry, former Gov. Buddy Roemer debate lessons of Election 2012 ~Uptown Messenger

Jefferson Parish contract process ‘appalling’

Latest Mississippi River Delta News

BP suspended from new US gov't contracts

Gulf oil tracts up for bid

Riffing On the Tradition: Festival de la Clarinette ~Evan Christopher

Big bill for levee upkeep comes to New Orleans

~This Aug. 27, 2012 file photo, shows a teddy bear at the base of a marker for the 17th Street Canal Floodwall in New Orleans. By the time the next hurricane season starts in June 2013, New Orleans will take control of much of a revamped protection system of gates, walls and armored levees the Army Corps of Engineers has spent about $12 billion building. The corps has about $1 billion worth of work left. Engineers consider it a Rolls Royce of flood protection, comparable to systems in seaside European cities such as Venice and Rotterdam. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File)

Explainer: How budget fight stalled negotiations over Orleans Parish jail consent decree ~Tom Gogola, The Lens

New floodwalls protect south Lafourche 

Teachers group to push repeal of Jindal’s laws

Still eying playoffs, Saints get ready for Falcons

Encyclopedia of Louisiana

Judge halts Jindal's voucher program in Tangipahoa

That Shit Kinda Hurt ~Who Dat Indignation

Grand Isle still waiting for levee repairs after Isaac

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Effort under way to restore Cat Island in Plaquemines

Grand Isle still waiting for levee repairs after Isaac 

Federal lawmakers plotting storm relief

Disaster donations surge but what about tomorrow?

Will NYC act to block future surges?

Mayor To Filmmaker Holly: “Start filming, or pay back our money”

Deke: Saints will win by two scores



Six-alarm fire razes most of city block in Uptown New Orleans

La. IDs not in line with U.S.

Sounds like Déjà vu all over again?

Thousands of families still struggling in the aftermath of Sandy are learning that some insurance companies don’t seem to think the storm was a hurricane.

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Some insurance companies to Sandy victims: You are covered for hurricanes, not floods

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Some insurance companies to Sandy victims: You are covered for hurricanes, not floods

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Some insurance companies to Sandy victims: You are covered for hurricanes, not floods

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~Thousands of families in the aftermath Sandy are learning that some insurance companies don't consider the storm a hurricane.

Researchers trace activity of rare whooping cranes

What Could Disappear

~The gulf shore advances to Interstate 12.

Dog bite sidelines 'Dirty Dozen' trumpeter Towns

Sunday: Men, Ladies and Junior Buckjumpers second line parade ~Big Red Cotton