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While Canal Street institution Adler’s Jewelry liquidates its inventory and prepares to close its doors for the final time after 128 years, members of the fourth generation of the Adler family have launched their own jewelry brands outside of the iconic storefront. Two children of Coleman Adler II, who...

While attending private school does not automatically mean receiving a better education than one would get at public school, there are some benefits to a private education. At private schools, students typically experience smaller class sizes, individualized attention, specialized programs and curriculums designed for

A new Halloween music festival is set to debut in New Orleans this fall, bringing two nights of dance music, immersive experiences, and festival production to Mardi Gras World. Freaky Deaky will take over the venue on Oct. 30 and 31, marking the first New Orleans edition of the nationally...

Frankie & Johnny’s on Arabella Street has been feeding Uptown New Orleans since 1942, and every spring the picnic tables out front fill up with people doing the same thing they’ve been doing here for generations: peeling crawfish, drinking cold beer, and staying way longer than they planned. Johnny Morreale and his bro

New Orleans is not ready to hand its streets over to driverless cars just yet. City officials are tapping the brakes on fully autonomous robotaxis while they decide what rules should apply inside parish lines. The City Council's Transportation Committee is considering a new ordinance that would force autonomous ride-ha

JEFFERSON PARISH, La. — Jefferson Parish officials are set to unveil the entertainment lineup for this year's Uncle Sam Jam on Wednesday morning. Now in its 31st year, Uncle Sam Jam is expected to once again feature a mix of local and national acts, including Grammy-nominated artists. The free...

River Parishes attorney Aspen Steib Murphy was honored as one of the Louisiana State Bar Association Young Lawyers Division’s Top Young Lawyers, recognizing her contributions to the legal profession and […]

ELMWOOD, La. (WVUE) - The Jefferson Parish Council tabled two ordinances aimed at addressing complaints about high water usage and utility bills. Residents want answers from the council and administration over what they call high water bills. “The bills are going out of control,” said Keith Hoffman, a Jefferson Parish.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) -State wildlife officials are preparing to launch a new recreational alligator hunting program as the number of nuisance alligators appears to be growing. The program begins at a time when the state’s alligator population is estimated in the millions. Nuisance alligators are becoming increasingly com

New Orleans police say they arrested William West, Jr., on Tuesday on a warrant for second-degree murder and booked him into the Orleans Parish Prison.