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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 —
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...
Another individual was arrested on Monday in connection with St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith
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 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
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.
Fans of the Christopher Nolan epic will be able to log the film in all of its premium formats.
Wilczewski, Green strike gold while Olean piles up top-five finishes The Section VI Track and Field State Qualifiers delivered plenty of standout performances from area athletes last weekend, highlighted by...
Brody Matherne wanted a second sport to play when he wasn’t on the basketball court. Five years later, the recent St. Charles Catholic graduate ended his high school tennis career
LSU women’s basketball stars Mikaylah Williams and MiLaysia Fulwiley helped Team USA win a gold medal Sunday at the 2026 FIBA 3×3 World Cup in Warsaw, Poland. Kate Koval also played for Ukraine.
Gov. Jeff Landry and the Louisiana Legislature passed several bills targeting New Orleans’ court system. Here’s the inside story.
Explore how the Advanced STEAM Lab at Harry Hurst Middle School combines engineering, journalism, and real-world learning experiences to prepare students for future careers and success.
Even if students think they have little power to influence anyone, Jefferson Parish student Victor Romero wants his peers to know that change only happens when people get involved. “People in high posit...
About 40% of Louisiana school systems have fewer students than a decade ago but more employees. Now budget pressures and spending scrutiny could force districts to close more schools and lay off workers.
John and Amy Crane bought an empty church in Mandeville, Lousiana, that needs work. But given its long history as the one of the oldest Black churches in the area,
Lambert’s Cafe, known for throwing dinner rolls, has drawn diners to this small Gulf Coast town for decades. Now it’s growing.
In a post on Instagram on Sunday, Café Sbisa, a French-Creole restaurant in the French Quarter, announced that it would close, pointing to problems caused by street construction on Decatur.
A diver was focusing on a specific area near the Orleans Avenue Canal this evening as a fishermen described what he saw as a man went under. Here’s what we know.
Nearly a year after an affordable housing developer signed a purchase agreement with the owners of Plaza Tower, one of the city’s most prominent eyesores, funding challenges threaten the firm’s
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...
On Florida’s Gulf Coast, beach access fights are escalating as tourism expands and the population rises in exclusive 30A towns beloved by Louisiana visitors.
A Metairie nightclub had its alcoholic beverage permit suspended for two years in a rare crackdown by the Jefferson Parish Council after a shootout with a security guard took place
Industry has been attempting to improve understanding and acceptance of the technology, which supporters view as key to Louisiana
Andre Champagne, a Napoleonville native, founded Hollywood Trucks in 2007 in Baton Rouge to supply vehicles to the state