While churches shift their Sunday service online due to the coronavirus, Celebration Church in the New Orleans area continues to give back to their community. Church volunteers get together once a week...
Schools all across America were hit with an emergency closing leaving many to wonder when they will open their doors again. Many parents in Orleans Parish were told classes will begin again in April, but...
In response to Louisiana's surge of COVID-19 cases that have already killed two and affected 132, Governor John Bel. Edwards announced new measures banning gatherings of more than 50 people on Monday afternoon...
Crystal Roa never thought she would be spending her sophomore year of college in a clinic, explaining to a woman she had never met that her health, and life, were in critical condition if she didn’t...
A man, who fled the scene after, hit a Loyola student Thursday, March 12, at midnight in a car accident on the corner of Hillary St and Maple St., according to a New Orleans Police Department incident...
President Donald Trump declared a national emergency Friday afternoon, a move he said will open up around $50 billion of federal funds to help fight the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus.
The president...
Louisiana has delayed its April presidential primaries, becoming the first state to do so in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin announced early Friday that the contests...
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards signed a proclamation today immediately halting all gatherings of more than 250 people, and closing all K-12 public schools across the state until Monday, April 13.
The...
A Tulane student died late Thursday in an "apparent accident," according to Tulane University President Mike Fitts.
Raymond Baltz III, sophomore and member of Sigma Chi Fraternity, lived in Phelps House,...
Delgado Community College has informed students and faculty that the college will begin transitioning to online-only classes due to the coronavirus.
Delgado now joins 10 other Louisiana colleges and...
WASHINGTON — On March 4, hundreds of protesters gathered in front of The Supreme Court of the United States in response to a 2014 Louisiana abortion law being contested before the court.
The law,...
Nadia Lee was 26 when she came to New Orleans but while others flocked to the city for French Quarter Fest, Lee was brought to the city by pimps.
“To think that it’s not going on during festivals...
