One person arrested after multi-agency investigation leads to large drug bust in Louisiana
LOUISIANA — A multi-agency drug investigation in New Orleans has led to the shutdown of a crack cocaine laboratory, the seizure of narcotics and a firearm, and the arrest of a local man, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration. Authorities said 43-year-old Devin Harry of New Orleans was arrested following an i
Lakeside Shopping Center Announces Expansion
METAIRIE, La. — Lakeside Shopping Center has announced the relocation and expansion of Foot Locker as part of continued enhancements throughout the center’s J.C. Penney wing. The newly expanded Foot Locker store has increased to an impressive 9,332 square feet, offering shoppers an elevated retail experience with expan
New Orleans Clerk Chelsey Napoleon appears in court after suing city leaders over her...
The Orleans Parish clerk of court appeared in a Baton Rouge court Monday after she sued New Orleans city leaders over resolutions regarding her position within the clerk of court. Chelsey Napoleon appeared with her attorney in Baton Rouge regarding her lawsuit against members of the New Orleans City Council,...
Judge delays retrial hearing for man convicted in Bradley Coleman murder
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - One of the three alleged gang members convicted in the 2022 murder of Bradley Coleman has asked a judge to delay a hearing on a potential retrial. Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge Tamela Adkins granted that request on Monday. What we know:. David Booker, along with...
Pro investor offers tips to entrepreneurs: ‘No one cares how long you can pay...
John Roberts and Mickal Adler, who formed the Metairie-based private equity and venture capital fund Boot64 in 2023, are among the state's most active investors. Over the past three years, they've written 51 checks approaching $7.5 million to 40 different startup companies around Louisiana — and a few elsewhere.
Hearing scheduled today in lawsuit over Orleans Parish clerk dispute
NEW ORLEANS — A court hearing is scheduled to take place on Monday in Baton Rouge in Orleans Parish Clerk of Court Chelsey Richard Napoleon’s lawsuit against Mayor Helena Moreno and members of the New Orleans City Council. The lawsuit was filed one day after the City Council...
Hogs Quietly Making Inroads in New Orleans, Offer Promising 2028 Athlete
Razorbacks running back coach continues identifying talent slightly overlooked this spring
Will Sutton: In one N.O. judicial race, the ‘community over connections’ candidate won.
The well-worn cliche says if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Stephanie Bridges didn’t stop. She’s been a public servant for years. She’s wanted to be an elected public servant. Rather than try, fail and stop, Bridges tried again, failed. Tried again, failed. Then tried again.
Letters: Politicians have sold out state and its citizens
Louisiana has surrendered to corporations and politicians interested in personal financial gain. Soon, you won't be able to sue the oil industry based on damage caused by climate change. Why? Because those politicians supporting these efforts do not care about Louisiana, you or your children's future. They live for the
Crews respond after ‘major’ water main break floods roads in Metairie
Crews responded Sunday afternoon to a "major" water main break that flooded roads and cut water pressure in Metairie, according to Jefferson Parish officials. Jefferson Parish Council member Hans Liljeberg said a 16-inch line that burst on Farnham Place caused flooding in the area but had been isolated by Public Works

















