New Orleans LA

(The Center Square) − A New Orleans doctor accused of submitting at least $5.9 million in false Medicare and Medicaid claims allegedly used health care payments to cover fuel and a captain’s salary for his yacht in Biloxi, Mississippi, according to a federal indictment. Dr. Christopher K. Whipple also allegedly used th

Hardcore fans of “The Simpsons” may know Bill Oakley from his days writing for and showrunning the sitcom. He co-wrote memorable episodes like “Who Shot Mr. Burns?” and “Bart vs Australia” and won three Primetime Emmy Awards and other honors. He’s also written for...

Celebrating 65 years of excellent service and even better dishes, the freshly-renovated Rib Room in the Omni Royal Orleans has extended their popular three-course COOLinary menu through September 30 so that locals and tourists alike can enjoy a hearty pre-fixe meal. The grey stone floors, candlelight, and flickering fa

Nearly two years after Hi-Ho Lounge closed its doors on Halloween 2024, the legendary New Orleans corner bar and music venue will return to its original location on St. Claude Avenue this week under new independent ownership. The new owners, Mike Davis and Melissa Politte, announced the Hi-Ho’s return Tuesday...

A New Orleans police officer accused of collecting more than $111,000 for overtime he did not work may have created another problem for the city: ... Read More

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A Louisiana State Police investigator recommended a fellow trooper be criminally charged with battery after video surfaced showing him kicking a suspect in the head following a high-speed chase, according to records obtained by the WAFB I-TEAM. Trooper Troy Pichon, an 11-year veteran of State.

KENNER, La (WVUE) - A 57-year-old Kenner business owner has been arrested on allegations that he secretly recorded employees with a hidden camera concealed in a bathroom, Kenner police say. Henry Rios, identified by police as the owner of ETC NOLA Signs on Bainbridge Avenue, was initially booked with three...

Long before highways crisscrossed Louisiana, trains carried people and goods across the state, and grand depots marked every important stop. Many of these beautiful buildings are still standing today, showing off fancy towers, brick walls, and detailed roofs from a time when rail travel was king. Some now hold museums.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno identified safety, street maintenance and youth resources as among her top priorities for next year’s budget. Moreno laid out the goals in her weekly social media video, saying they came from public feedback during the administration’s public meetings on the budget.

An independent expert hired by the state found an Alexandria man mentally incompetent to proceed in a high-profile homicide case in New Orleans. Trevor Delrie, 24, was arrested on a warrant charging him with second-degree murder in March 2025 after being found in Grant Parish. Earlier, he had been involved in a hit-and