Georgia baseball gets night game for CWS matchup with Texas
Georgia's first game of the College World Series will be Saturday, June 13, at 8 p.m. against Texas.
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Brendan Sorsby gets injunction vs. NCAA and could play for Texas Tech after gambling ineligibility
Brendan Sorsby has been granted a temporary injunction against the NCAA. The ruling could clear the way for him to play for Texas Tech this fall, even after the transfer quarterback was declared ineligible f...
Pelicans latest hires include head of health/performance, athletic trainer
The New Orleans Pelicans announced Monday they are hiring David Cosgrave as vice president of health & performance and Joe Sharpe as head athletic trainer.
As eyesore projects push forward in New Orleans, what's going on with Plaza Tower downtown?
The plan is to convert one of the city’s most prominent eyesores into senior housing, but funding challenges threaten that materializing.
Holy Cross has a Stanford-bound defensive back who learned to let his play do the talking
Savoy Guidry used to run his mouth as fast as the wide receivers he practiced against — back when he was a freshman.
How the Louisiana Lottery has quintupled revenue, navigated gaming industry changes
As the Louisiana Lottery Corporation celebrates its 35th anniversary, Rose Hudson says the organization has been able to increase its earnings through adapting their marketing strategy to consumer behaviors...
Gregory Ricks Total Wealth adopts a name that reflects its comprehensive financial services
Backed by three decades of industry experience, Gregory Ricks has led a team of wealth advisors since 2011 as they have helped families navigate the financial decisions that come with every stage of life. Fo...
Sponsored: Gregory Ricks Total Wealth
As a fixture in radio, television, and written media along the Gulf Coast for more than 15 years, Advisor Gregory Ricks has invited countless individuals to join him in financial discussions—the kinds of c...
Louisiana eighth graders learn about carbon capture with Exxon's help. Not everyone is pleased.
Industry has been attempting to improve understanding and acceptance of the technology, which supporters view as key to Louisiana
Find the wines to tame a New Orleans summer at these giant tastings and lavish dinners
Explore the highlights of the New Orleans Wine & Food Experience, including tastings, seminars, wine dinners, and special events in the Crescent City.
Former St. Tammany school board member arrested in sheriff’s fight at steakhouse
Another individual was arrested on Monday in connection with St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith
Meta to launch first AI infrastructure workforce training in Baton Rouge
Tech giant Meta will launch the first cohort of America’s Workforce Academy, a monthlong training on AI infrastructure and data center construction, widening the company’s footprint in Louisiana followin...
Meta to launch first AI infrastructure workforce training in Baton Rouge
Tech giant Meta will launch the first cohort of America’s Workforce Academy, a monthlong training on AI infrastructure and data center construction, widening the company’s footprint in Louisiana followin...
NOPD divers race to find Lake Pontchartrain drowning victim after alligator sighting
The New Orleans Police Department said its search for a missing swimmer in Lake Pontchartrain was temporarily suspended after an alligator sighting.
One shot dead in Seabrook neighborhood, New Orleans police say
A male victim was shot dead in the Seabrook neighborhood of New Orleans East, police said.
Inmate mistakenly released from New Orleans jail, taken back into custody, OPSO officials say
Another inmate was mistakenly released from the New Orleans jail, according to the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office.
Holy Cross has a Stanford-bound defensive back who learned to let his play do the talking
Savoy Guidry used to run his mouth as fast as the wide receivers he practiced against — back when he was a freshman.
UNO will revive its marching band as it joins LSU to jazz up campus culture and recruit students
When the University of New Orleans joins the LSU system on July 1, the university will resurrect the Marching Privateers, which were a fixture of sporting events and parades into the 1980s.
After IG report, New Orleans coaches urge NORD to give people with rap sheets a chance
After a New Orleans watchdog chided the city’s recreation department for welcoming volunteer coaches with rap sheets, coaches on Monday urged the agency to allow people with nonviolent offenses to
Jefferson Parish Councilman returns from four-week absence caused by near-fatal medical emergency
Jefferson Parish Council Member Deano Bonano had just arrived home from the Irish-Italian Parade in Metairie in March when he crumpled to the floor. A jolt of back pain —
Alligator attacks suspected drunken driver who fled into Louisiana swamp to escape police
A motorist believed to be driving while under the influence was attacked by an alligator after he leapt into the swamp below Interstate 310 in St. Charles Parish to avoid arrest, according to the Louisiana S...
Former St. Tammany school board member arrested in sheriff’s fight at steakhouse
Another individual was arrested on Monday in connection with St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith
Jefferson Parish Councilman returns from four-week absence caused by near-fatal medical emergency
Jefferson Parish Council Member Deano Bonano had just arrived home from the Irish-Italian Parade in Metairie in March when he crumpled to the floor. A jolt of back pain —
After IG report, New Orleans coaches urge NORD to give people with rap sheets a chance
After a New Orleans watchdog chided the city’s recreation department for welcoming volunteer coaches with rap sheets, coaches on Monday urged the agency to allow people with nonviolent offenses to