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The Louisiana House Civil Law and Procedure Committee on Monday approved 8-2 a bill that greatly expands who can be sued and who can sue someone else over an abortion.

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Gambit gives Thumbs Up and Thumbs Down to the New Orleans heroes and zeroes of the last week or so.

Presbyterian Hospital once operated on Carondelet Street in the early 20th century.

The train depot stood for nearly 50 years at Canal and Basin streets in the strip of land between the Saenger Theatre and the former Krauss department store.

It’s taken 20 years for many residents of Holy Cross and the surrounding areas of the Lower 9th Ward to rebuild their homes after Hurricane Katrina and the levee failures

This week the bipeds in Rome elected a new leader, Pope Leo XIV. While some may wonder why We as felines would bother to comment on such trivial matters as

New Orleans City Council Budget Chairman Joe Giarrusso Thursday floated a new plan to end the bitter dispute between Mayor LaToya Cantrell and the council and school board over funding

Bayou Boogaloo is still happening this year – but it likely won’t be back at it’s traditional space on Bayou St. John between Orleans Avenue and Lafitte Street next year, following years of complaints from neighbors a threat from City Council Member Joe Giarrusso to block their permit for this year’s festival, Giarrusso told Gambit

Bayou Boogaloo is still happening this year – but it likely won’t be back at it’s traditional space on Bayou St. John between Orleans Avenue and Lafitte Street next year, following years of complaints from neighbors a threat from City Council Member Joe Giarrusso to block their permit for this year’s festival, Giarrusso told Gambit