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A stop work order was hung on the fence at 4854 Camp St. after the shotgun home that used to be there was illegally demolished. (Danny Monteverde/PRC) On Oct. 17, the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission voted unanimously to issue the maximum allowable fine of $25,000 to property owner and developer...

New Orleans’ municipal government may not be able to make payroll for the rest of the year, as the city’s cash flow, already precarious in the face of a $160 million deficit, is apparently worse than officials expected. City Chief Administrative Officer Joe Threat told Mayor-elect Helena Moreno...

The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help as they investigate an unsolved homicide.

Comedy star Katt Williams hits the Smoothie King Center in 2026. Get ticket info, dates, and details on his “Golden Age Tour” stop in Louisiana.

Bourbon Street will soon be implementing a vehicle detection system using artificial intelligence to recognize license plate numbers, faces, and clothing

We lined up some classic songs from No Limit and Cash Money for a fan-made matchup that celebrates New Orleans rap royalty. Hit play and join the debate.

Late into the night of March 18, 1919, the gentle hum of jazz from homes and bars drifted into the damp, dark air across the New Orlean suburbs. Usually, this atmosphere indicates a celebration. On this night, however, New Orleanians played jazz not out of joy—but fear for their lives.

A man who died over the weekend after he was shot in the Lower 9th Ward earlier this month was identified by the Orleans Parish Coroner's Office Tuesday. Earl Vincent, 44, was wounded in a shooting at the intersection of Lizardi and Marais streets at 12:02 p.m. on Oct. 9, according to the New Orleans Police...

The New Orleans Police Department is looking to identify and arrest a suspect in an Uptown residential burglary. The case is the latest one to roll on the Wheel of Justice.

The Museum of Illusions is now open in the Jax Brewery building in the French Quarter. The big picture: It's a ticketed attraction that combines social media with education, spokesperson Pien Koopman says. The illusions use mirrors, lights and other elements to trick your brain. In one space, the uneven...