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Third-party inspectors are getting more work than ever, but face little oversight

Third-party inspectors are getting more work than ever, but face little oversight

Katie Moore

Third-party inspectors are getting more work than ever, but face little oversight

“We have no oversight on how they do it. We can't investigate what they do or don't do. We don't even charge a fee for them to register with us."

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David Hammer

Thousands of criminal cases on COVID hold as victims, defendants await justice

Neither the defendants who sit in jail nor the victims who await justice are being served by the pandemic-induced wait for a trial.
Investigations

10-year-old boy dies trying to save 6-year-old sister when they fell through ice

The 6-year-old girl is on a ventilator and the family is asking for prayers.
David Hammer

Leader of New Orleans clergy abuse victims group ousted over work for archdiocese

Richard Windmann said members trusted Bourgeois with information about their interactions with their lawyers. “He knows all of our business,” Windmann said.

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Local News

Vaccination day for teachers at Alario Center mass vaccination event

“For the last year we have been filled with so much anxiety and fear and I feel like I am finally able to take a deep breath,” said Jackson
With 10-2 verdicts out, accused killer of Saints star Will Smith wants out of jail ahead of retrial

“We feel that his bond should be based on the charge of manslaughter and not second-degree murder,” Santana said.

Sports

Tiger Woods crash 'purely an accident,' sheriff says

The crash caused which caused 'significant' injuries to Tiger Woods' right leg remains under investigation.
Les Miles offered secret settlement to LSU student, Advocate reports

Miles long-hidden settlement has emerged as part of a larger investigation into how LSU handled allegations of sexual misconduct and domestic violence cases.