From viral videos to ‘Dirty Dogs,’ New Orleans vocalist Alicia Renee has had a...
In September, Alicia Renee was performing on Decatur Street near Dutch Alley when a crowd of people walked up to her. The New Orleans vocalist, who’s also known as “Blue Eyes” for her lively natural blues, busks several times a week in the French Quarter, so she’s used to singing to and waving at large numbers of...
Female Pilot, 30, and Her Flight Student Presumed Dead After Plane Crashes into Lake:...
"We're devastated," said the owner of the flight school that owned the plane
NOPD: More debris from crashed plane found in lake
New Orleans police say they are continuing to search for pieces of the training airplane that crashed into Lake Pontchartrain last week. Officials say search crews found more debris over the weekend.
United Cajun Navy finds piece of missing aircraft in Lake Pontchartrain
The United Cajun Navy search teams have found the wreckage of the missing Cessna 172 airplane in Lake Pontchartrain on Nov. 29.
More people are caring for dying loved ones at home. A New Orleans nonprofit...
Liz Dunnebacke isn’t dying, but for a recent end-of-life care workshop in New Orleans, she pretended to be. Dunnebacke lay still atop a folding table that was dressed as a bed, complaining that her legs hurt. Registered nurse Ana Kanellos, rolling up two small white towels, demonstrated how to elevate her ankles to...
Bayou Classic’s 52nd Battle of the Bands ignites New Orleans
Grambling and Southern fans filled the streets of New Orleans on Friday as they continued to prepare for the 52nd annual Bayou Classic.
Louisiana sees reentry housing results but struggles to meet demand
Linda McLain reached the end of her two-year sentence at the Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women in July, but it would be another month before she could leave. It took those 30 extra days for her to find a residential facility that met the terms of her supervised release. Her wait time is an indication […]
Mardi Gras Indians: Keepers of the Native Americans’ secret influence on jazz
Native American Heritage Month is a great time to highlight a relatively unknown part of one of the most special cities on the globe: the contribution of Native Americans to the musical universe of New Orleans. Native Americans’ contribution to New Orleans’ music and culture is as deep and varied...
Intense Debate: Mayor-Elect Moreno Discusses 700 Rolling Furloughs, Parking Ticket Clampdowns, and Mardi Gras...
audacy.com - 11/25/2025 11:53:56 PM. Helena Moreno, the mayor-elect of New Orleans, has recently proposed a 2026 budget that includes significant departmental cuts, furloughs, hiring freezes, and layoffs. Despite these austerity measures, public safety and essential services like sanitation will remain fully funded....
Defying the Federal Authorities, Landry’s Guard, and State Police
In the recent social media buzz, a significant number of New Orleans residents have expressed their discontent towards the federal authorities, National Guard, and State Police. The sentiment stems from the perceived overreach and unnecessary presence of these forces in the city. One user even suggested that the city...
