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New Orleans East residents frustrated by unresolved water leak
Residents in New Orleans East are expressing frustration over a water leak that has been ongoing for about a year, with local activist
Kenner Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday
Kenner Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday with a weeklong celebration of Kenner's restaurants, flavors, and people. The weeklong celebration will begin
Will Sutton: Here’s an idea to get state and New Orleans leaders talking again
Gov. Jeff Landry has a problem with New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno. He also has a problem with Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams. The
Starlettes continue HBCU dance tradition on campus and in the city
They are more than just talent that light up the sidelines. Xavier’s official dance team, The Golden Starlettes, made their presence felt during Mardi Gras season joining the Mystic Krewe of Femme Fatale parade and Krewe of
Second Chance Season: How “2Tall” Found His Way Back to the Game
On the court, they call him 2Tall. The name fits. Long arms. Easy stride. The kind of presence that makes defenders hesitate before he even touches
New Orleans Police Department addressing planned street takeover event this weekend
The New Orleans Police Department held a news conference Friday to discuss proactive enforcement ahead of expected street takeovers this weekend in New Orleans.The NOPD
How leaders plan to integrate Sewerage and Water Board into city operations
City leaders are working to integrate the Sewerage and Water Board (SWB) into city operations. The utility will function as a city department. It's the
Saints elect 9 team captains for 2026 season
The New Orleans Saints have named their team captains ahead of the 2026 season. Returning as captains from the previous season are edge Cameron Jordan,
Tornado and storms leave thousands without power in Tangipahoa Parish
Severe storms and a confirmed tornado struck Tangipahoa Parish Monday, leaving thousands without power and causing significant damage across the area. Randall Johnson, a Hammond
SEC to vote on removing LSU from league
The Southeastern Conference has scheduled a meeting Thursday to see if it has the right to expel LSU from one of the most prestigious sports