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New Orleans remembers Dolly Parton with second line; first annual State of Neurodiversity; Baton Rouge Art market returns (opens the original)
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Country music legend and world-renowned philanthropist Dolly Parton passed away just over a month ago. Among the hundreds of commemorations across the world, New Orleans honored her by doing what the city does best: a second-line jazz funeral. Louisiana Considered intern Ryann Goldberg joined in on the fun, speaking with some of the thousands of participants. The Capital Area Autism Network is releasing its latest analysis of activism, awareness and resource-building benefitting neurodivergence
Gulf South lacks tribal colleges; how to stop AI from taking your job; New Orleans recognized as “irreplaceable” American site (opens the original)
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Tribal colleges and universities are higher education institutions chartered by Native American tribes. There are more than 30 of them across the country – but none in the Gulf South. Elise Gregg of the Gulf States Newsroom spoke to indigenous students around the region who don’t have a tribal college of their own. Artificial intelligence is becoming unavoidable. It’s not just data centers, the environment and economic development feeling the impacts. Everyday people are seeing the growth of AI
Breaking down Louisiana’s tax incentives for SpaceX; how guide dog availability in La. stacks up to other states (opens the original)
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Louisiana is offering SpaceX one of the biggest tax incentive packages ever put together for a single development project. The state and local governments are giving the company an estimated $27.5 billion in tax breaks and other incentives to build a massive rocket launch facility in coastal Vermilion Parish. Most of that money — nearly $24 billion — comes from a 25-year property tax exemption. So why was Louisiana willing to give up that much potential tax revenue to land SpaceX? The Gulf State
Breaking down Gov. Landry’s NDAs with SpaceX; NPR launches senior storytelling initiative (opens the original)
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For the past few weeks we’ve been discussing non-disclosure agreements signed by state lawmakers in regards to state development projects, namely Meta’s data center in Richland Parish. Recently, news broke that more officials signed NDAs about a new SpaceX site in Vermillion Parish. Gulf States Newsroom Reporter Drew Hawkins joins us with the latest. The team behind NPR’s student podcast challenge is heading in a new direction. The senior podcast challenge won’t focus on high school or college s
Infighting and ghost-written policy at Public Service Commission; Louisiana surgeon general’s ties to MAHA movement (opens the original)
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Louisiana's Public Service Commission (PSC) is overseeing one of the biggest industrial buildouts in state history. They’re considering 10 new gas plants and other infrastructure, like transmission lines, in order to power Meta's data centers in Richland Parish. Last week, the PSC voted to overturn a judge’s ruling that Meta had to turn over information about how it calculated jobs and power usage. And the meeting got heated, as Michael McEwen reported for our Coastal Desk. But just ahead of tha
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