Iran claims to have hit a US radar in Bahrain and other Mideast news
Iran's Revolutionary Guard says it destroyed a U.S. early warning radar in Bahrain, marking the first such claim in months.
Microsoft outage hits companies and governments from Asia to the US
Microsoft is dealing with a major outage affecting services like Outlook and Teams. The issue has impacted users, companies, and some government operations globally.
HBCU football league’s gamble could have NCAA implications
Fayetteville State and Virginia State are set to meet in a game that could have playoff implications.
Duke basketball makes historic trip to HBCU for women’s game
The Duke women head up to Norfolk to take on the MEAC squad.
South Carolina State unveils $330 million transformation of HBCU campus
South Carolina State University is undergoing a massive transformation, with approximately $330 million in construction and facility improvements
Free expungement clinic in New Orleans to provide legal assistance for a fresh start
A free expungement clinic in New Orleans was held on Saturday to provide residents with criminal records with legal guidance and support for a fresh start.
Taste of Winter Arrives Late This Week Along The Gulf Coast
Highs will stay in the 60s Friday through Sunday! A taste of winter is on the way for the Gulf Coast late this week into the weekend of November 13–15.
Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office makes arrest at MSY after man claims he has a bomb
A 34-year-old man is behind bars after deputies say he began acting irrationally while onboard a plane and reportedly advised crew members that he had a bomb
A Conversation on New Orleans’ Electronic Dance Music Scene
googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('ad-1492300'); }); This week, John breaks down the results from our recent midterm election. Plus, Jake joins Maddie and Lionel to discuss the evolution of electronic music in New Orleans, from the early nineties through the current day. Thanks for supporting independent journalism. Be sure to like, subscribe and follow along for more
Jamie Davis Eyes Possible Louisiana Gubernatorial, Senate Runs
After a campaign that came within a whisker of an historic victory, Jamie Davis said if he does not run for Louisiana Governor next year, he will run for U.S.