New Orleans Regulars Pack This Laid-Back Carrollton Tavern for Half-Off Oyster Tuesdays and 400-Plus...
Ride the St. Charles streetcar to the very end of the line, and you’ll roll right up to a neighborhood hangout that locals have kept in their back pockets for decades. It’s a place where oysters get shucked at the bar, more than 400 different brews line the menu, and seventeen TVs light up every big game.
Harahan-based Laitram grows into $1.5 billion business as next generation steps up to lead
Killian Lapeyre didn't always plan to join the family business. After graduating from Vanderbilt University in 2007, he worked as a banking analyst. Though he spent time in Laitram’s offices growing up, he didn’t work with the company in an official capacity until he joined as a summer intern while in graduate school.
New Orleans architect buys Our Lady Star of the Sea church in St. Roch....
The former Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church, along with its school and rectory, in the heart of St. Roch have been purchased by a new nonprofit that plans to turn the abandoned buildings into a spiritually focused community center for artists. Art Temple, as the new organization...
Orleans Parish School Board and City of New Orleans finalize settlement over tax fees
The City of New Orleans must pay the Orleans Parish School Board $6 million by June 2027, according to a settlement that puts an end to years of fighting between the two entities over fees charged for property tax collections. But some of the cash will come with strings, according...
The Unsolved Murder of Norris Brister: A Tragic Night in New Orleans East
On the night of July 31, 2016, the quiet of a New Orleans East neighborhood was shattered by gunfire. Norris Brister, a 51-year-old father of eight and a dedicated restaurant worker, was gunned down just steps from his home on Keats Street. His murder remains unsolved, leaving a family and community searching for answe
New Orleans Students Turn Discarded Bottles Into Wetland-Building Sand, Recycling More Than 12 Million...
NEW ORLEANS, LA — Two university students in New Orleans helped turn a simple frustration about bottles heading to landfills into a project with a measurable environmental payoff. Their effort has recycled more than 12 million pounds of glass and converted it into sand that can be used in coastal restoration work.
Meteorologist warns these U.S. cities face growing flood risks
A warning about future flooding can sound distant until familiar city names enter the conversation. Meteorologist Todd Gross says several U.S. communities could face serious trouble as sea levels rise and climate-related flood risks grow. Gross pointed to places including New Orleans, Miami, Galveston, Atlantic City, a
Louisiana State Champion Kendall Jollands Verbals to Arizona for 2027
Louisiana State Champion Kendall Jollands Verbals to Arizona for 2027. NEW COMMIT: The University of Arizona has added to its 2028 recruiting class, having recently received a verbal commitment from Kendall Jollands of Metairie, La. Jollands is a Junior National qualifier who excels in butterfly and freestyle. She will
This Tiny New Orleans Diner Still Melts Your Cheese Under A Hubcap Like It...
Tucked into a busy corner of the French Quarter sits a little diner that does something you rarely see anymore. At Clover Grill, cooks melt cheese on your burger by covering it with an actual hubcap on a hot flat-top grill. This trick has been going strong since 1939, and...
There are no more sunsets after 7 p.m. for these cities starting this week
Permanent daylight saving time is still possible, but it wouldn't prevent the end of sunsets after 7 p.m.

















