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Summer is upon us, which means we're all gonna be looking for a way to cool off and make that Louisiana humidity even slightly more bearable. Luckily, New Orleans has

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

This week, readers can support local restaurants by dining out during Restaurant Week.

Thousands of New Orleanians rally against President Donald Trump as part of the nationwide 'No Kings' movement June 14

The Catholic Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux recently got a new bishop. How old is the diocese compared to New Orleans and the other dioceses in Louisiana?

You can learn a lot from working in a bar.

The Crescent Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors is running the election for a seat on the board. This is the first election of its kind in the district.

The New Orleans City Council unanimously passed an ordinance that would give teeth to the “ban the box” law it passed in 2018 banning city government and its contractors from asking about criminal records on job applications for city positions.

House Bill 575, by Greenwell Springs Republican Rep. Lauren Ventrella, gives a woman who has an abortion the option to sue anyone alleged to have “knowingly performed or substantially facilitated" the abortion for a minimum of $100,000 in damages.