Niners’ Purdy in line to start Sunday after injury
Barring a setback between now and then, Brock Purdy will step back into his role as the San Francisco 49ers starting quarterback on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.
‘We gotta get out of here’ 911 calls from Smitty’s Supply explosion detail chaotic response
Newly released 911 calls and records reveal the chaotic response to the August explosion at Smitty's Supply in Roseland.
Fire hydrant testing causes boil water advisory for Cheniere side of Grand Isle
The boil water advisory was caused by the fire department testing too many hydrants simultaneously, resulting in a drop of water pressure.
Sources: No effects for LeBron after practices
LeBron James practiced with the G League's South Bay Lakers again Thursday, sources said.
Curry ending partnership with Under Armour
Stephen Curry and Under Armour are ending their long-standing partnership, and sources told ESPN that Curry is expected to have freedom to wear other brands over the next year and pursue new partnership deals.
Delayed benefits, canceled flights, missing data: Shutdown ends, but chaos lingers
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history has ended, but federal workers and agencies are still grappling with the aftermath, including delayed payments and disrupted services.
NFL details efforts to restrict prop betting in memo
The NFL sent a memo to team officials on Thursday to re-emphasize the league's stance on what types of wagers are permitted with its sportsbook partners.
New Orleans City Park officer arrested, accused of trying to impregnate a minor
According to Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill's office, Clarence Lee Evans, 45, is accused of traveling to St. Landry Parish on two different occasions to meet with a minor.
Sources: N.Y.’s Brunson has Grade 1 ankle sprain
Knicks star Jalen Brunson will miss Friday's game against the Heat and be evaluated daily moving forward, sources said.
Full SNAP benefits will return to Louisiana. Some will get extra, Gov. Jeff Landry says.
With the end of the federal shutdown, those who get Louisiana SNAP benefits will see their full benefit amount. The elderly and disabled will see a little extra in November.