Cruisin’ the Coast wraps up record-setting 2025 full of classics and hot rods
SOUTH MISSISSIPPI (WLOX) - As the sun set on Cruisin’ the Coast 2025, cruisers flocked to Cruise Central in Gulfport for one last celebration before hitting the road. With a new year came new changes, and those running the show say it was a success. “It’s just really working...
From STEAM activities to adaptive play, there’s a lot to learn for toddlers and...
There's a lot coming up for little learners at New Orleans Public Libraries. Options range from Halloween themes to STEAM activities to adaptive play. SPOOKY FUN: Children ages 2-5 and their caregivers are invited to a spooky early literacy adventure at Mid-City Library, 4140 Canal St., on Oct. 17 from 10:30 a.m. to...
Assaults, DUIs, and Disorderlies in Leake and Philadelphia Arrests
IAMAIL AMAR, 42, of Harvey, LA, Hold for ICE, Reckless Driving, Motor Vehicle Lighting Requirement Violation, Fleeing or Eluding a LEO in a Vehicle, No Driver’s License, DUI – Other Substance, No Insurance, LCSO. Bond N/A, $500, $500, $1,000, $500, $1,000, $500. AMY BEN, 31, Simple Assault –...
New pediatric clinic brings health care close to home for New Orleans East kids
Before the ribbon was even cut, three patients had arrived early Monday at the Manning Family Children’s new ThriveKids Community Clinic in New Orleans East. Among them was Amari-Lyn Thompson, who was eating Cinnamon Toast Crunch at school when her face swelled so severely her eyes shut. In the past, she would have...
Why federal agents padlocked this famous New Orleans restaurant in 1926
Arnaud Cazenave’s Coffee Cup Bootlegging in New Orleans. Arnaud Cazenave wasn’t about to let Prohibition kill his New Orleans restaurant. The French wine man opened his doors in 1918, just two years before the booze ban hit. When the law said no liquor, Arnaud said “watch me” and...
Teen seriously injured in school bus crash sparks police crackdown
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans police officers are cracking down on traffic law enforcement near the Fairgrounds after a teenager was seriously injured in a crash while walking to her school bus two weeks ago. The girl, 14, was walking to her school bus on De Saix Boulevard around...
Crash victim dies, other driver re-booked on vehicular homicide charge after CCC wreck
A crash on the westbank-bound Crescent City Connection last weekend proved fatal and has landed a 26-year-old Terrytown woman behind bars on charges of vehicular homicide.
St. John the Baptist Parish Attorneys recognized at State NAACP Women’s Luncheon
St. John the Baptist Parish attorney Atoundra Pierre Lawson was recently honored by the Louisiana State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) for her long-standing dedication to justice and community advocacy. Pierre Lawson was chosen to speak at the organization’s 83rd...
Increased traffic enforcement in New Orleans
New Orleans Police today announced new plans to beef up enforcement of traffic laws in targeted areas. In the wake of a child severely injured in a crash, cops are out to try and prevent similar tragedies.
New drinking fountains around New Orleans to help homeless
The organization, Grace at the Green Light helps serve the homeless population in New Orleans.

















