Por: The Advocate Politics September 27, 2023
President Joe Biden has granted Gov. John Bel Edwards' request for an in Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines and St. Bernard parishes because of the threat of of local public water supplies, making them eligible for public assistance, including direct federal assistance. The approval authorizes the Federal Emergency Management Agency to support disaster relief efforts and provide emergency protective measures, including direct federal... + full article
The Advocate USA Business October 02, 2023
The saltwater wedge moving up the Mississippi River has cities downriver of Baton Rouge on high alert to keep supplied with fresh drinking water.New Orleans and Jefferson Parish officials are planning to build multi-million-dollar temporary pipelines to tap river water miles... + más
One tequila, two tequila, three tequila: Toast National Tequila Day with these Louisiana drinks | The Advocate
NFL, '60 Minutes,' 'Big Bang Theory' top weekly ratings | Orlando Sentinel
The Advocate USA Business September 28, 2023
The White House Wednesday for four Louisiana parishes threatened by salt intrusion in drinking water and officials warned that barges would be insufficient to deal with the problem on the east bank of New Orleans and Jefferson, prompting an urgent plan to build a pipeline. The... + más
Keystone pipeline faces new rules after major oil spill | ABC News
Keystone Pipeline back up to speed after 600,000 gallon leak | ABC News
ABC News USA Nation September 23, 2023
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has signed an emergency declaration over an intrusion of saltwater into the Mississippi River that officials say could impact the water supply in the region.We will continue to work with our partners locally and state-wide as we closely monitor... + más
The Saltwater Threat to Louisiana’s Drinking Water | Time
Low river may allow saltwater to overtop emergency sill and threaten drinking water: Corps | The Advocate
WPTV USA Nation August 15, 2023
For Paul Cartanza, it's best to be prepared. With his work truck at the ready, he has anything he may need, no matter where he goes on his farm.I grow corn and soybeans, he told Scripps News. I grow peas, lima beans, string beans, sweet corn.Cartanza owns Lazy Day Farms, a... + más
Saltwater wedge prompts Gov. Edwards to declare state of emergency in Plaquemines | The Advocate
An underwater dam in the Mississippi River? Here’s why it’s needed to protect drinking water | The Advocate
Bleacher Report USA Sports June 08, 2023
Is Dalvin Cook hinting on social media that he will sign in Miami?Hours after ESPN's reported that the Minnesota Vikings plan to release their star running back, Cook posted a photo of himself celebrating in Miami. The Dolphins are one of the teams signing Cook, per... + más
Jets’ will ‘turn the stones over’ on running back Dalvin Cook, Robert Saleh says | Fox News
Dalvin Cook Officially Released After Vikings Failed to Find Trade Partner for RB | Bleacher Report
The Advocate USA Opinion May 17, 2023
focuses on three Louisiana parishes with majority-Black cities, ostensibly to bring transparency to a juvenile crime problem by allowing everyone to peer into the cases of young people accused — but not yet adjudicated — of serious crimes. Amid backlash accusing Villio of... + más
Did Martha Washington really name a cat after Alexander Hamilton? | The Boston Globe
'Frustration' fuels Broncos' sideline blowup in loss | ESPN
The Advocate USA Politics October 25, 2022
Early voting opens Tuesday for the Nov. 8 Louisiana open congressional primary election and runs through Tuesday, Nov. 1. Polls are closed Sunday, Oct. 30.Voters statewide will consider a U.S. Senate primary and eight constitutional amendments. All voters in the Baton Rouge area... + más
See the list of businesses led or owned by LSU grads that grew fastest, made the most money | The Advocate
'This river is something else': American Queen brings tourists to Baton Rouge on the river | The Advocate
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