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There are no more sunsets after 7 p.m. for these cities starting this week

Permanent daylight saving time is still possible, but it wouldn't prevent the end of sunsets after 7 p.m.
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We Ranked 10 Louisiana Restaurants By Their Gumbo And The Competition Was Fierce

Louisiana gumbo is the kind of food that turns dinner into an argument, mostly because everyone is certain their preferred bowl is the correct one. Some arrive dark and smoky, others lean briny, peppery, or deeply earthy, but the memorable versions always taste like more than a recipe. For this...
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NOPD Searches for Missing 16-Year-Old Last Seen Near Louisiana Avenue and Magnolia Street

New Orleans police are asking for the public's help finding a 16-year-old girl who was last seen Saturday near Louisiana Avenue and Magnolia Street. Terryella Washington was reported as missing or a runaway after she exited a vehicle at that intersection, according to investigators. The New Orleans Police Department is
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St. Claude Avenue bar, music venue to close 2 years after replacing Hi-Ho Lounge

It’s been less than two years since Hi-Ho Lounge closed its doors on Halloween in 2024 to make way for new owners with a new vision for the corner bar on St. Claude Avenue. Now, after opening with a fresh identity and decor that November, No Dice is closing too.
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After beefing up security, Louisiana congregations seek new ways to welcome

In his nearly 30 years as a minister, the Rev. Fred Devall has taken comfort in an overriding tenet of his faith — “The Episcopal Church welcomes you!” he said, opening his arms. So it felt odd, said Devall, the pastor of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in...
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Lawyer charged over alleged insurance fraud after Hurricane Ida poised to plead guilty

The first defendant charged in connection with an alleged major property insurance fraud scheme in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida in 2021 in Louisiana appears poised to plead guilty, if federal criminal court records are any indication. Richard William Huye III, who faces a count of conspiracy to commit wire...
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Locals Swear These 8 Florida Po’Boy Shops Stuff Them Fuller Than Anything In New...

You do not have to drive all the way to Louisiana to get a proper po’boy in Florida. From the Panhandle beaches to South Florida, plenty of Cajun and Creole spots are packing their French bread with shrimp, oysters, roast beef, and more. Locals will tell you some of...
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This No-Frills Restaurant In Louisiana Has A Mouth-Watering Buffet Known Throughout America

License plates from multiple states line the spaces closest to the entrance, plus a stream of customers carries foam containers to their vehicles while newcomers sit in their cars confirming they have arrived at the right building. The buffet stretches longer than any restaurant this size should reasonably support. Fri
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New Orleans civil rights leader Jerome ‘Big Duck’ Smith celebrated at funeral: ‘He was...

Longtime New Orleans activist Jerome “Big Duck” Smith was laid to rest Saturday after an hours-long memorial service attended by hundreds and featuring rousing musical performances and speeches by top elected officials and fellow veterans of the Civil Rights Movement. Smith, 87, who died last month after a...
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18-Wheeler Slams Pole on Veterans Boulevard, Knocks Out Power to 1,300 in Metairie

An 18-wheeler struck a power pole along Veterans Boulevard in Metairie around 11 a.m. Friday, knocking out electricity to roughly 1,300 Entergy customers in the area. Entergy crews were on the scene working to restore power as the utility company said it was actively working to bring customers back online.

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