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Former WDSU anchor tapped to serve as Mayor Helena Moreno’s press secretary

Former WDSU-TV anchor Jonah Gilmore will serve as New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno's press secretary, the mayor announced in a video posted to social media Sunday, charged with crafting the new administration's public image and acting as its primary media liaison. "I am so excited to have Jonah joining the...
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Two Louisiana joints among 20 best places for chicken wings in the South

Chicken wings have been a staple of American cuisine for a long time, with the smoky flavors and spicy sauces beloved by many. While the popular delicacy of chicken wings is said to originate in New York, perhaps no one enjoys a good chicken wing quite like a southerner. In...
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From Bourbon Street to Main Street, Ms. Lisa’s offers Wareham a taste of New...

New Orleans decorations at the front counter. The restaurant is nestled behind Brennan's Smoke Shop. Ms. Lisa's New Orleans Cuisine is a restaurant rooted in love. From its name to the very reason it came to Wareham, everything about the space at 208 Main Street comes from the heart. In...
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Police investigate armed carjacking in Gentilly area

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans police are investigating an armed carjacking reported Saturday afternoon in the Gentilly area. According to the New Orleans Police Department, the incident happened around 2:59 p.m. near the intersection of Franklin Avenue and North Galvez Street. Police said an adult man was sitting inside...
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Battle Over Facial Recognition in New Orleans Will Shape Future of Surveillance

While New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago have all received significant attention when it comes to police use of surveillance technologies, the small city of New Orleans has for years been the laboratory for a sophisticated surveillance apparatus deployed by the city’s police department and other policing bodies.
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City council questions Moreno’s top picks in first confirmation hearings

New Orleans City Council members gathered Wednesday for the first confirmation hearings of Mayor Helena Moreno’s administration, setting the tone for how the new leadership team plans to operate at City Hall.
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Tire fire spotted near I-10 in New Orleans East

NEW ORLEANS — A large fire has been spotted in New Orleans East. At this time, it is unclear what is on fire. WWLTV tower cameras show the fire appears to be in the area off I-10 and Bullard. NOFD has confirmed that the fire was caused by burning tires, but no additional details are available.
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Police ask for help finding missing New Orleans teen

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing teenager who was last seen Saturday. Police said 17-year-old Aniyah Pierce was last seen leaving a home in the 4400 block of Skyview Drive on Jan. 17, 2026. The person who reported her missing said they have not heard from her...
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Mayor Moreno apologizes to DJs after Gallier Hall Mardi Gras comments, ensures pay

NEW ORLEANS — The City of New Orleans is reworking how DJs will be paid during Mardi Gras festivities at Gallier Hall after local DJs raised concerns about comments made during a discussion on city budget cuts. Earlier this week, Chief Administrative Officer Joe Giarrusso told a City Council...
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2 downtown New Orleans restaurants announce final day of serving British-style ales and BBQ

NEW ORLEANS — Two downtown New Orleans restaurants are closing their doors Saturday, after a nearly three-year run. Brewery Saint X and Devil Moon BBQ have announced that January 17 will be their final day of operations in the South Market District, marking the end of a run that began in 2023.

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