Chris Joseph
Reporter at WVUE-TV (New Orleans, LA)
@FOX8NOLA Reporter || Formerly @WIS10, @WAFF48, @KOMUNews, @CBSNews || @MUJSchool Alum || Chapel Hill, NC native || [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
fox8live.com | Ken Daley |Chris Joseph
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - An Orleans Parish judge put the school board’s funding lawsuit against Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s administration in jeopardy, ruling Monday night (June 9) that a party essential to the case is missing. The Orleans Parish School Board is the only listed plaintiff in the lawsuit seeking to compel the City of New Orleans to produce an estimated $140 million in school funding. The lawsuit was set to go to trial Tuesday.
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3 weeks ago |
kplctv.com | Chris Joseph
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The U.S. Senate is debating the “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” and green energy advocates warn it would leave Louisiana more vulnerable to power outages. The bill would accelerate the end of tax credits for several green energy initiatives, including solar panel installation. A 30 percent credit for residential installation would end at the end of the year.
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3 weeks ago |
fox8live.com | Chris Joseph
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The U.S. Senate is debating the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” and green energy advocates warn it would leave Louisiana more vulnerable to power outages. The bill would accelerate the end of tax credits for several green energy initiatives, including solar panel installation. A 30 percent credit for residential installation would end at the end of the year.
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3 weeks ago |
fox8live.com | Chris Joseph
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A new Tulane University reports says New Orleans Public Schools students improved their academics after Hurricane Katrina, and district reforms helped make that happen. The report, released by the university’s Education Research Alliance, studied the consequences of the district’s transition from a traditional district-run model to the current charter school-based model in the wake of the storm.
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3 weeks ago |
fox8live.com | Chris Joseph
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Leaders with an international grid monitoring organization told New Orleans City Councilmembers they were aware South Louisiana’s grid was stressed before May’s mass outage. Leaders with the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) presented to the council on Tuesday (6/3), and explained the organization was having “ongoing conversations” with energy companies about “challenging grid conditions” as early as Friday, May 23rd.
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