Fall 2026 Groove Guide: Upcoming Concerts in New Orleans:
New Orleans is a city filled with fun, laughter, and, above all, music. The city’s music culture is legendary. There’s something magical about hearing live music pouring out of every corner, from Frenchmen Street to the smallest neighborhood clubs. While New Orleans is best known for jazz, its music scene embraces ever
Low flying planes to spray over Jefferson Parish
Officials are warning residents to expect to see some planes just a few hundred feet above the ground tonight, killing mosquitoes in Jefferson Parish."Low-level aerial spraying, in response to mosquito activity, is scheduled to take place over parts of Gretna and Harvey,"
Wooden Boat Fest poster speaks to unity of the water
New Orleans artist Abby Cantrell spends much of her free time on the Tchefuncte River in Madisonville and at the Mandeville lakefront, inspiring the acrylic painting she created as the poster for the 35th Annual Wooden Boat Festival. Cantrell’s artwork was unveiled during a reception Sept. 17 at Maritime Museum...
Fay is a Tropical Storm once again in the Atlantic
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Oops, it did it again! As in Fay becoming a Tropical Storm in the Atlantic that is…. But according to the National Hurricane Center, this strengthening will not be vary long-lived as this storm is now expected to see “little change in strength is during the next day or so,” but should “become a pos
Louisiana Woman Claims Mechanic Found Water in Her Gas After Costco Fill-Up, but She...
A Louisiana woman has New Orleans drivers questioning what came out of a Costco gas pump after claiming her mechanic drained what appeared to be water from her car less than a day after she filled up. Ashley shared the bizarre experience on TikTok after claiming her car suddenly began...
Storm uncovers possible remnants of ship that wrecked on path from New Orleans to...
A powerful storm that hit much of the East Coast with high winds and flooding over the weekend uncovered what experts believe are the partial remnants of a ship that wrecked on its way from New Orleans to Boston in the 1800s. The Nantucket Current reported that the nor’easter eroded...
Nearly 300 people could lose shelter resources under proposed New Orleans budget cut
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The man who oversees New Orleans’ low barrier homeless shelter said Monday that closing it would strip resources away from nearly 300 people who live there. At a budget meeting with the New Orleans City Council earlier this month, city officials proposed slashing $5 million...
Impact Days Friday through Sunday: heavy rain possible for Louisiana, Mississippi
WDSU First Warning Weather Impact Days are in effect Friday through Sunday as tropical moisture raises the potential for heavy rain and localized flooding. The first half of the week will be mostly dry with slightly lower humidity through early Wednesday. A few spotty afternoon storms today and Wednesday. It will remai
State police list perjury, jury tampering among possible crimes in Murrill indictment probe
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - An attorney for Louisiana State Police wrote in a recently unsealed court record the agency “reasonably (believed)” a crime may have been committed involving grand jury proceedings that led to state Attorney General Liz Murrill’s indictment in July. In August, the attorney for...
Will Sutton: L.B. Landry High might close, but tonight isn’t the time to fight...
L.B. Landry High School has a long history. The thought, the possibility, of its closure lit a fire. U.S. Rep. Troy Carter was one of the first to express concern and set off an alarm. “We must act now to save L. B. Landry High School,” the congressman wrote in...

















