Go figure . . .
New Orleans has the lowest jobless rate (6.5%) of any major metropolitan area in the country, according to an otherwise bleak Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) report released yesterday. The unemployment rate was higher than it was in February 2009 in 347
of the 372 metropolitan areas, and lower in only 21 areas.
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