The New Orleans Fire Department announced an arrest in connection with a fire in the Seventh Ward. The fire happened on Monday, Oct. 12. According to the fire department, firefighters
The Orleans Parish superintendent plans to recommend closing Fannie C. Williams Charter School due to academic struggles and low enrollment district-wide
The family of Nolan Wells, who died over the Fourth of July weekend during a trip to Horn Island, released a digital forensic report of the late teen's phone. It includes hundreds of pages of messages across multiple platforms, revealing what friends had to say while Wells was missing and after his death.
Two Approaches to Justice: Highlights from the WBOK Judicial Candidate Forum The recent judicial candidate forum hosted by WBOK 1230 AM brought into sharp focus a key race for the Orleans Parish Criminal District Court bench between incumbent Judge Camille Buras (Section H) and Judge Leon Roché (Section E). Against the backdrop of broader
Public information officer Marc Gremillion said the driver fled the scene after hitting two pedestrians were injured in a hit-and-run crash just after 6:00 Tuesday night on Gause Boulevard in Slidell, according to Louisiana State Police.
The New Orleans Planning Commission failed to approve a recommendation for data center creation guidelines Tuesday. Planning staff were tasked with creating definitions for data centers and making a recommendation for which, if any, should be allowed
Voters have until 11:59 tonight to update their voter registration status in order to be eligible to vote in the upcoming midterm election on November 3rd. The Secretary of State's office shared this statement with WDSU related to a voter classification error that occurred last week:
Anyone who has watched Eugene Green work over the years knows he doesn’t do anything by accident. So when word got around that he’d spent an hour at the Governor’s Mansion with Jeff Landry, while the mayor
Years ago I wrote a piece about the vanishing Black family. I said F for Family was one of the most important letters in my alphabet. I still believe that. But I have to confess something. Even then, I didn’t feel compelled to
The New Orleans Recreation Development Commission has selected Patrice A. Bell as its next CEO following a national search that drew 176 applicants.
