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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Freret Street is preparing for the arrival of New Orleans’ second Trader Joe’s as local businesses navigate ongoing changes in the neighborhood. The corridor now features more than 30 restaurants and shops within a few blocks, according to New Orleans and Company. The area has transformed from a...

HOUSTON — Next week, Frank Wilson will meet up with the Ole Miss staff when they arrive in New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl. But before he becomes the Rebels’ new running backs coach and associate head coach, he has one more game at LSU. Wilson said Friday...

As people prepared to travel and gather for the holidays, health officials are urging caution as flu cases continue to rise across Louisiana.

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agents cited two subjects for alleged fishing violations on Dec. 13 in Terrebonne Parish. Agents cited Wilmer Melendezavila, 44, and Nelson Survellon, 28, both of Kenner, for violating Wildlife Management Area (WMA) regulations, using a WMA without WMA access...

Unflocked and undecorated Christmas trees will be used to buffer the Louisiana coast against future storms and erosion as part of an ongoing effort

As everyone is packing up leftovers from their holiday celebrations, it's important to practice proper food storing techniques.

NEW ORLEANS — A 15-year-old girl was shot in the foot Friday following a ‘verbal altercation,’ The New Orleans Police Department said Saturday. The shooting happened at about 5:18 p.m. Friday in the 2000 block of Lebouf Street in Algiers. According to the NOPD, the young girl...

NEW ORLEANS — The Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office is urging residents to prioritize safety and awareness as fireworks become the focus ahead of New Year's celebrations. More than 600 retail fireworks stands are permitted statewide to sell fireworks, according to the agency. Fireworks may be sold through...

Historic towns ease into New Year’s Eve with a quieter charm. Instead of neon-lit crowds, they feature brick streets, preserved squares, waterfront paths, and deep-rooted traditions. The scent of history lends a contemplative atmosphere, making the year transition more reflective and serene. Fireworks echo uniquely...

A new sign hangs in the French Quarter — one side in English, the other in French. “Nous!” it says, in part, “en collaboration avec the Historic New Orleans Collection.”. Since its start, the New Orleans Foundation for Francophone Cultures has been bringing French back to the...