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Cornelius Garrison opened his mother’s front door on a warm fall night in 2020, expecting to greet a woman he’d been texting. For a brief moment, there was silence. Then a figure darkened the Gentilly stoop and shots rang out. Garrison, wearing a light blue shirt and jeans, dashed inside and the shooter followed, firin

Anna Giordano, managing partner of Anna's on Royal Street, pitched the idea to several Bywater dive bars to make art more accessible in an unconventional setting — the bathroom. “At first, it seemed like a hard thing to explain, but once people experienced it, they understood the concept,” Giordano...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams said the state attorney general’s office is still prosecuting in New Orleans as normal. His comments come as Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is investigating the origin of her now-tossed criminal indictment. Murrill has sought records from city

A Marrero woman is accused of severely abusing her infant son.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A former law enforcement officer accused of planning to kill Black people in a mass shooting at a New Orleans festival was quietly released from custody over the summer after a grand jury found there was not enough evidence to charge him with a crime.

A representative image for an emergency response - Source: Getty New Orleans has introduced AI chatbots to assist 911 operators, the New York Post reported on Sunday. On Monday, Matt Walsh ridiculed the decision by tweeting a mock conversation between an AI chatbot and someone in need of help. In the conversation, Wals

Jefferson Parish officials hosted a groundbreaking for an inclusionary playground in Kenner Tuesday, Aug. 11.

It’s a common assumption that towns began to spring up on south Louisiana prairies almost as soon as the last spike was driven to connect railroads linking New Orleans and Houston in 1880. That line opened an important commercial route but wasn’t an overnight town builder. Even after the...

There’s something beautiful about a recipe that refuses to disappear. In Louisiana, some family recipes have traveled farther than the people who first created them. They’ve been mixed, baked, shared, and passed down through generations, turning humble bakeries into little pieces of family history. You can feel that...

Boutique hospitality developer Jayson Seidman is planning to bring the long-vacant SnoWizard sno-ball stand on Magazine Street back to life as an all-day cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Seidman's vision for the property at the corner of Magazine and Constantinople streets involves converting the 1,500-square-foot