NOPD arrests man, confiscates guns
Cops say that during an investigation into someone shooting up a car, they discovered the suspect had a number of guns."On August 8, 2026 in the 2100 block of Saint Maurice Street Somige Augustine fired a rifle multiple times, striking the victim's vehicle,"
New Orleans doctor pleads guilty in Jefferson Parish manslaughter investigation
A New Orleans doctor accused of trying to help his sister remove her ankle monitor before she was scheduled to stand trial in Jefferson Parish for manslaughter has pleaded guilty in the case, according to court records. Kerry Sterling, 50, pleaded guilty Monday to being an accessory after the fact...
Aritzia opens first Louisiana store at Lakeside mall with a NOLA pizza joint collab
Women's fashion retailer Aritzia unveiled its first Louisiana location at Metairie's Lakeside Shopping Center Thursday, featuring a collaboration with a beloved local pizza restaurant to celebrate the the store’s grand opening. Aritzia, based in Vancouver, Canada, opened a new 9,200-square-foot space across from Kendra
Can Landlords Ban Pets in Louisiana? What Renters Need to Know
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you’re hunting for an apartment in Baton Rouge or a shotgun house in New Orleans, you’ve probably noticed how many listings say “no pets” without further explanation. Can landlords ban pets in Louisiana, or is that just a scare tactic to we
New Orleans Home Prices Fall While Homes Sit Longer Than the National Average
Homebuyer demand in New Orleans remained soft, with new listings slipping 2.4% year-over-year.
Letters: Those who enjoy a peaceful West End have questions about influx of bars,...
The recent headlines on the front page of The Times-Picayune do not fully represent the negative impact of the proposed commercial development in the West End Park area. (“New Orleans, Jefferson Parish leaders plan West End transformation after years on hold.”) Those who know New Orleans know the...
New Orleans firefighters union sues city over ‘out-of-class’ assignments without extra pay
The New Orleans firefighters' union filed suit last week against the city and its fire department, alleging Superintendent Roman Nelson is assigning firefighters to higher-responsibility jobs for which they aren't qualified, denying them additional pay and unlawfully threatening discipline if they refuse. According to
Letters: River District development poised to bring business, housing downtown
On July 9, the New Orleans City Council approved a payment in lieu of taxes, or PILOT agreement, for The Rivana Apartments at the River District, clearing the way for 220 affordable homes on our riverfront. As a native New Orleanian and a partner in the development, I have spent...
13 best restaurants in St. Tammany Parish LA in 2026 | St. Tammany community...
New Orleans gets all the national acclaim when it comes to dining, but the northshore has hundreds restaurants offering impeccable cuisine, dishes worthy of an Instagram grid post, holes in the wall with cheap fried seafood and hidden cocktail bars perfect for last call. I asked food writer Ian McNulty,...
The 3 most beloved Louisiana restaurants that are now gone
Louisiana recently lost three longtime restaurants with more than 150 combined years of history. The latest goodbyes include a 30-year Baton Rouge favorite, an award-winning New Orleans restaurant and an…

















