On New Year's Eve, dozens of cars lined up outside of a church parking lot in New Orleans to exchange their firearms for video game consoles.
Unchained Realities, a local nonprofit, created the event...
The Louisiana Department of Health has implemented a new policy that bans promoting COVID, Flu, and monkeypox vaccines even though Louisiana is ranked #32 on vaccination rates.
According to a recent...
Bird flu has taken its first human victim.
Reports started coming in December from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) about the U.S.’s 1st severe human case of avian influenza, or...
Amy and Brent Savoie, started the Emma Bell Foundation in 2022 after their six year-old daughter Emma died in a car accident in a school pick-up line.
In honor of her child's love for dance, Amy Savoie...
The fight for reproductive rights in Louisiana has been put on pause for now.
A few issues ago, we told you about how Louisiana declared the reproductive care drugs, Misoprostol and Mifepristone as...
The Visiting Pet Program, founded in 1987, is a nonprofit organization that uses pet therapy to spread joy and offer emotional support to the New Orleans community.
Volunteers bring their trained therapy...
The world tuned in with anxious anticipation for the reveal of the next U.S. president. Polls fluctuated, beginning in favor of Kamala Harris but shifting toward Donald Trump by the late night....
An estimated 50-70 thousand animals died in Hurricane Katrina, according to the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Among the fifteen thousand pets rescued by the SPCA, about 15-20%...
Seeds are being planted in efforts to make New Orleans a greener place, thanks to the organization SOUL NOLA.
Sustaining Our Urban Landscape is a nonprofit organization that has been working since 2016...
Ochsner Health’s mission stated on the official webpage is to “serve, heal, lead, educate, and innovate” while promoting “healthier lives and strengthening communities” by reducing healthcare...
Unemployment is up, savings are down in Louisiana
With high unemployment, a tourist economy, and low-wage part-time jobs, New Orleanians are desperate to save money.
Ryder Vassilos is a newly employed...
Louisiana is slowly disappearing. Coastlines and beaches are receding while hurricanes have been growing stronger.
The reason is coastal erosion, which is the wearing down of land by sea involving waves,...
