John Georges believes Meta AI deals will ‘save journalism’ — and Louisiana’s largest newspaper
John Georges likes to tell you he got his start sweeping the floors of his grandfather’s business. He likes to tell you he watches both Fox News and CNN. He likes to tell you he rebuilt the Greek Orthodox church in New Orleans after Katrina, brought the shuttered Greek consulate back after 20 years and was made honorar
New Orleans’ Louisiana Zydeco Festival Adds A Gumbo Cook-Off, Creole Foodways, And Two Days...
Zydeco music does not ask permission to start. The accordion hits, the washboard scrapes, and the dance floor fills before anyone has time to think about it. The sixth annual NOLA Zydeco Fest moves to Heritage Park on Bayou Bonfouca for two days of live music, Creole foodways demonstrations, and a gumbo cook-off that b
Hot Stuff to relocate downtown after 2 years on Maple Street
Hot Stuff, a Southern-style meat-and-three restaurant, is leaving Uptown after roughly two years and relocating from 7507 Maple St. to Decatur Street. The Maple location is expected to close in October, though the new location’s opening date has not been announced yet. Owner Nate Barfield said that Hot Stuff...
Former Federal Reserve Building in New Orleans Set to Become Private Gold Depository
A six-story building that once anchored the nation's very first Federal Reserve branch office is getting a new life as a planned private vault for gold, silver, and rare coins. New Orleans Silver and Gold has a blessing and soft opening scheduled for Monday at 8:30 a.m. at 147 Carondelet St., marking the historic struc
Historic New Orleans building repurposed for safety-deposit and precious-metals services
A historic building in New Orleans’ Central Business District is being repurposed to house private safety-deposit boxes and precious-metals services. The building, which previously served as the New Orleans branch of the Federal Reserve and later operated as the Security Center for more than 55 years, is being reintrod
More questions to come in investigation of Murrill grand jury
Now that the Louisiana Supreme Court has appointed a special prosecutor to investigate the indictment of state Attorney General Liz Murrill, what comes next? More questions for New Orleans city leaders.
Suspect wanted for burglary, NOPD says
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans Police Department asks the public for help in identifying a man suspected of business burglary. Friday (Sept. 18), the suspect burglarized a business in the 600 block of Loyola Avenue, police said. The suspect was confronted by security in the building, but ran away...
New federal task force targets violent crime in North Louisiana
SHREVEPORT, La. — Federal, state, and local law enforcement leaders will gather Monday morning to announce the launch of Gator Task Force, a new multi-agency initiative aimed at combating violent crime and drug trafficking across North Louisiana. U.S. Attorney Zachary A. Keller and the FBI New Orleans Field Office...
Bruce Cucchiara Murdered in New Orleans: Unsolved Case from April 24, 2012
On April 24, 2012, Bruce Cucchiara was murdered in New Orleans, LA. More than a decade later, his family and the community still seek answers in this haunting unsolved case. The morning that began as a routine day for Bruce ended in tragedy, leaving behind a web of questions, shattered lives, and a persistent fight for
Comedy Venue and Pool Bar Coming to Irish Channel Complex
The Orange Violet will be coming to a large complex on Tchoupitoulas Street in the Irish Channel

















