Manson Submits Low Bid for $26.2 Million USACE Southwest Pass Dredging Project
Manson was the low bidder on the Mississippi River, Baton Rouge to Gulf, Southwest Pass Hopper Dredge #1-2026 project for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), New Orleans District. This $26.2 million project will involve dredging the Mississippi River’s Southwest Pass, with potential work in additional areas to be
Washington Mardi Gras announces 2027 Royal Court
The 2027 Royal Court has been announced for the 78th Washington Mardi Gras Ball.
Summer storms again on Thursday with heavy downpours
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Southeast Louisiana and coastal Mississippi will stay locked into a typical July weather pattern through the end of the workweek. Expect hot, humid afternoons with scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms developing each day, mainly during the afternoon and evening. While widespread severe w
City leaders planning New Orleans East Investment and Job Corridor
City leaders introduced plans for the New Orleans East Investment and Job Corridor, which promises to turn the neighborhood into a driver for economic activity.
17 years later, Broadmoor killing remains unsolved
July 8 marks 17 years since 20-year-old Darryl Every was found shot to death in the backyard of a home. The killing remains unsolved.
Letters: For victim’s family, news a tragic reminder of senseless Bourbon Street murder
The decision in the Karmelo Anthony murder of Austin Metcalf and the opening of the World Cup revisited with a blast my son Spencer's death as he worked the bar at Cat's Meow on Bourbon Street on March 20, 2022. He was shot by an amoeba-brained fool standing on Bourbon...
Judge orders lawyers in Archdiocese bankruptcy to take a ‘haircut,’ trimming $2.6M off legal...
More than six months after the Archdiocese of New Orleans settled its long-running bankruptcy with hundreds of abuse survivors, the judge who presided over the nearly six-year case on Wednesday resolved one of the final outstanding issues in the case: the high cost of attorneys fees. Following a day-long trial...
Some worry of potential impacts of AG Murrill case
There are growing calls for New Orleans city leaders and the AG to settle their differences and move forward, both respectfully and efficiently.
Business owners say prolonged Decatur Street construction has cost them millions
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Several French Quarter business owners have filed a lawsuit against the Sewerage and Water Board, saying nine months of construction along Decatur Street has driven away customers and pushed their businesses toward closure. Frank Gagliano, owner of Frank’s Restaurant, said it is now rare to seat...
Gregory Hills and Lawrence Brown Shot and Killed in New Orleans Louisiana
Gregory Charles “G-Man” Hills and his stepfather, Lawrence James “Son” Brown, were killed during a connected shooting in New Orleans, Louisiana, on March 24, 2013. Gregory was only 19 years old. Lawrence was 53. Their bodies were found at separate locations in the Gert Town area,...
