It was a quiet September afternoon at the Bucktown Harbor in Metairie.
The water rippled with small blue waves and the wind clapped the nearby flags and banners.
The boats sat on the surface of Lake...
When Patrick Brady received his cease and desist letter from the Alcohol and Tobacco Control office to stop delivering alcohol directly to consumers in Nov. 2018, his wine store Brady's Wine Warehouse...
New Orleans native, Emmy award winner and national political journalist Cokie Roberts died in Washington earlier today from breast cancer complications. She was 75.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer...
A new seafood bill is causing local restaurants to tell customers just how local their seafood is.
Signed by Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards on June 19, House Bill 335 requires restaurants that sell...
Even though Louisiana has some of the most cases of West Nile in the nation, authorities say it is doing much better than in years past.
Ranked seventh of 50 states in total cases of the West Nile virus...
Prominent figures within the Democratic Party touched down in New Orleans over the weekend to encourage young people's participation in politics and mingle with students.
For three days, from Sept....
This year's third annual Freedom Fest at the Lake, held at the lakefront in Kenner, kicked off Labor Day festivities in Jefferson Parish with the event's largest attendee turnout in history. Festival goers...
After China’s sudden decision to no longer take on the majority of the world’s trash and recyclables, residents and governments are left scrapping to find clever solutions.
A study published in...
Voters in Louisiana’s upcoming elections will receive an eye-catching new sticker—one designed specifically to celebrate the state’s history and culture.
Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin unveiled...
For the past five years, the Free Indeed Home has provided a home and support for children who have survived sex trafficking. Now, the home is in danger of closing by the end of the month without serious...
While the world was sweating watching last week’s tumultuous market, a group of Loyola students saw an opportunity to make more money.
The College of Business operates a student managed investment...
13 miles away from campus, St. Rose, Louisiana became the site where a number of undocumented immigrants were detained.
According to the U.S. Border Patrol, New Orleans agents arrested 15 immigrants...
