Longtime WWL radio sports personality Mike Detillier dies
Mike Detillier, a veteran sports media personality and the co-host of SportsTalk on WWL-AM 870 radio, died Sunday, station officials announced Sunday. He was 65.
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How LSU and Lane Kiffin’s demolition of Clemson started with a revamped run game: ‘It was amazing.’
LSU dominated Clemson on Saturday night thanks in large part to a prolific rushing attack.
Check out the New Orleans area prep football schedule for Week 2
Jesuit offensive lineman Griffin Vorhaben (67) holds back players during a varsity football game against Madison Prep at Tad Gormley Stadium in New Orleans, Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026. (Staff photo by Sophia Ge...
Southern is happy but not satisfied after win vs. Kentucky State: ‘That wasn't our best football.’
Marshall Faulk’s Southern football team outplayed Kentucky State 34-15 in its home opener. The Jaguars’ first win of the year is a welcome sight, but they still see plenty of areas for growth for the 202...
LSU's defense smothered Clemson. Check out the numbers behind its impressive showing.
Here are the most eye-popping defensive numbers from LSU football’s eye-popping 51-10 win over Clemson on Saturday. Coach Lane Kiffin’s Tigers scored 51 unanswered points in their statement win.
My new porch is a mess. My grandmother would appreciate the opportunity to make it better.
I’m writing this column in a place I’ve dreamed about for a long, long time — my new screened-in porch.
This Dillard University choir director has been lifting voices — and spirits — for 50 years
For over 50 years, S. Carver Davenport has led the Dillard University Concert Choir, inspiring students through high musical standards and diverse repertoire.
Meet costumer William Anderson, an icon of New Orleans’ Southern Decadence parade
Meet costumer William Anderson, whose outlandish yet elegant costumes have made him an icon of the Southern Decadence parade
Calling all map people: Free exhibit at Nous Foundation explores evolution of Louisiana maps
To all the map people out there — you know who you are — navigate to the Nous Foundation Gallery at 602 Toulouse St. to catch the exhibit “Becoming Louisiana:
This Labor Day, try to lose track of time
As Memorial Day approached last May, I discovered that my wristwatch had died overnight. The repair shop was closed for the long weekend, so I’d be watchless for three days.
Avis charged me extra for returning my car rental early. Can I get a full refund?
I booked a car in Spain through Booking.com for a rental with Avis. Everything seemed fine until I had a family emergency and had to return the vehicle early. At
Take a look back as Jesuit High celebrates 100 years at its Mid-City campus in New Orleans
September 2026 commemorates the hundredth anniversary of Jesuit High School’s South Carrollton Avenue campus, while the prior year marked three centuries since the Society of Jesus first arrived in New
Oysters, steak, martinis and no hype make this new NOLA bistro a refreshing delight
We started with fig martinis the color of a violet sunset for an early dinner in that liminal hour between summer afternoon and evening. There would be raw oysters, medium
Big Freedia's long-stalled Decatur Street project scraps hotel rooms for 'elevated soul food'
Plans to turn 2114 Decatur St. into Queen Diva, an "elevated soul food" restaurant and outdoor pool with bounce star Big Freedia as its visionary, were approved by the Historic District Landmarks Commission...
Scott Rabalais: LSU sweeps away week of courtroom drama, and Clemson, with stunning start
A monsoon soaked Tiger Stadium late Saturday afternoon, a thick thunderstorm that threatened to wash away a Louisiana summer’s worth of drought in one ill-timed gulp.
His client found rare Lil Wayne lyrics in New Orleans in 1999. Now they’re for sale for $5M.
This Uptown attorney represents a client who owns an exceedingly rare piece of hip-hop history: lyrics handwritten by Lil Wayne early in his career.
SpaceX, Meta, Hyundai. Can these multibillion-dollar deals change Louisiana's fortunes?
Elon Musk’s SpaceX is just the latest of several megaprojects that Louisiana’s residents are grappling with.
Three things we learned from Southern football’s first win of the year vs. Kentucky State
Here are three things we learned from Southern football’s home opener vs. Kentucky State.
Meet the man who helps get Tad Gormley Stadium ready for games. He's done it for decades.
As he’s done for the last three decades, Anthony Winford, 58, is back again to set up City Park’s Tad Gormley Stadium for New Orleans’ high school football season. Here’s how he keeps the field safe...
Tulane's defensive line gets big boost vs. Duke with fifth-year player now eligible
Tulane defensive lineman Kam Hamilton thought he was out of eligibility when he graduated in May, but he never signed an NFL contract after going undrafted. He began practicing with the Green Wave two weeks...
LSU vs. Clemson: Score, live updates from Tigers’ season opener in Baton Rouge
The LSU Tigers football team takes on Clemson at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This is the place to keep up with the score and lives as Lane Kiffin debuts as LSU head coach.
LSU sets new kickoff time for season opener vs. Clemson after weather delay. Check it out.
LSU football announced that its season opener against Clemson will not kick off on time after lightning was detected in the area Saturday shortly before pregame warm-ups were supposed to begin.
There were plenty of ugly moments in Tulane’s season-opening loss at Duke
Tulane could not tackle Duke running back Nathan Sheppard and could not get out of its own way offensively in an ugly season-opening 17-3 loss that never looked promising.
What’s next after mistrial in New Orleans staged wrecks case? Likely another murder trial.
When a New Orleans federal jury deadlocked this week on murder-conspiracy counts against two men accused in a staged-wrecks insurance scheme, it struck a blow to a yearslong federal investigation and trigger...