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The 2019 New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell leads more than half a billion dollars as she regulates the large city. Edwards to address state at 2:30 p.m. TuesdayWest Nile virus found in two Louisiana mosquito poolsCrime Stoppers still looking for information on Laurel Street homicideThe latest Cenla COVID-19 cases, information, testing locations Secretary of State to test election results for August 15 Municipal GeneralLouisiana College welcomes students to campus for fall semester August 7, 2020 at 9:15 AM CDT - Updated August 7 at 9:16 AM A Gray Media Group, Inc. Station - © 2002-2020 Gray Television, Inc. (WVUE) - As taxes begin to be filed for another year, the Internal Revenue Service is still trying to collect a hefty sum from New Orleans’ top-elected official.Liens filed by the IRS show Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her husband, Jason, owe more than $95,000 in taxes. Top Story ; Zurik: New Orleans Mayor, Husband owe $95,000 in unpaid taxes LaToya, Jason Cantrell have had liens placed on their property over eight of the last nine years Collins said how Cantrell has handled her personal finances could concern councilmembers and prompt them to dig deeper into the city’s own finances.“I do think this will force the city council to dig deeper into issues involving the executive branch especially issues in appropriating money and taxes,” he said.Interested in teaching yoga? “A pattern of not paying your taxes.”Dillard University Public Policy Professor Dr. Robert Collins said there may be a concern over her financial management with the city.“The concern is, if you’re not responsible in your personal taxes, you’re responsible for the city budget and taxes," Collins said.He said while voters are more tolerant of personal behavior, unpaid taxes are something that still resonates.“The concern with voters is we have to pay taxes -- why isn’t the mayor paying taxes -- that’s the question in the minds of voters," Collins said.When added together, the Cantrell’s owe $95,011 in unpaid taxes.Lynch said if the mayor and her husband are both named it indicates they filed a joint/married tax return, meaning both are responsible for the unpaid taxes.Late Thursday evening, Mayor Cantrell issued a statement on the liens:The mayor and city council have already been at odds over the investigation of the Hard Rock Collapse which killed three people and injured many more. The councilwoman herself acknowledged her shortcomings. Forestry researcher, Dr. Jim Barnett, talks about his induction into the Louisiana Ag Hall of Distinction.Dr. Liens filed by the IRS show Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her husband, Jason, owe more than $95,000 in taxes. LaToya Cantrell (born April 3, 1972) is an American politician serving as the Mayor of New Orleans, Louisiana, a post she has held since May 7, 2018.Cantrell, a Democrat, is the first black woman to hold the post.Before becoming mayor, Cantrell represented District B on the New Orleans … Mayor Cantrell answered: “Well, you know that the city of New Orleans as it relates to Mardi Gras, we plan Mardi Gras as a year-long effort. Zurik: New Orleans Mayor, Husband owe $95,000 in unpaid taxes. She is a dedicated wife to her husband, Jason, proud mother of her daughter, RayAnn, and a parishioner at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church. The wedding took place on the 11th of September 1999 at St. Louis Cathedral.