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Miami Beach Bar Sweet Liberty Takes Over New Orleans’ Saturn Bar

NEW ORLEANS – The 305 is headed to the 504 when popular Miami beach bar Sweet Liberty Drinks & Co. takes over the Saturn Bar. For one night only, experience the spirit of Miami during the takeover pop up that will include signature drinks and live music. Guests that attend will hear rock ‘n’ roll music from Miami band
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Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office executes court-ordered funeral home eviction

Deputies with the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office executed an eviction at the New Orleans Cremation Service Inc. following a court order on Thursday, July 16.
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Wheel of Justice hits 500 arrests!

WGNO began the Wheel of Justice reports in April of 2008. Since then, every Monday and Wednesday night at 10:00, we've shown you unsolved crimes from around southeast Louisiana.
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Woman found dead in Mid-City shotgun allegedly shot in head by boyfriend, records show

The man arrested in connection with the killing of a woman found dead inside a Mid-City shotgun last week was the victim's romantic partner, whom she had previously reported for domestic violence, according to arrest records. Victor Fernandez, 36, was booked on a count of second-degree murder Tuesday in connection...
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School Bus Erupts in Flames on Crescent City Connection Approach, Jamming West Bank Commute

A school bus burst into flames Wednesday on the west-bank approach to the Crescent City Connection, briefly turning one of New Orleans' main river crossings into a traffic headache. Fire crews moved in and knocked down the blaze just before the bridge on-ramp while investigators worked the scene. Authorities said they
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Ex-employees of New Orleans Dollar General demand answers after sudden store closures

Former Dollar General employees July 15 rallied to demand answers and financial compensation over the national chain’s abrupt closure of all but one of its New Orleans stores. “We want communication, severance, transfers and answers,” former workers chanted outside a now abandoned Dollar General storefront on Earhart B
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$2 million Powerball ticket sold in Louisiana

Check your numbers! A $2 million Powerball ticket was sold in Louisiana.
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Get a True Taste of New Orleans at This New Seafood Spot in Navy...

In our Dining Reports, we share a firsthand perspective of a recent restaurant visit, covering everything from the vibe to must-get dishes. See more in the Eater app. A slice of the Bayou landed on the banks of the Anacostia River in mid-May, breathing new life into the space that formerly housed the All-Purpose pizzer
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Public Works department falling short of Mayor Moreno’s goal of 1,500 pothole repairs per...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Mayor Helena Moreno’s administration celebrated filling 15,000 potholes on New Orleans streets since her inauguration. But it recently began falling short of its weekly pothole goal. In March, Moreno posted a social media video stating her Department of Public Works would aim to fill 1,500...
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Sewerage and Water Board members ask no questions after executive director’s first report since...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO) members had no questions, comments or critiques for Executive Director Randy Hayman on Wednesday following Hayman’s executive report on the July 11 flooding, despite the board’s oversight role. The regularly scheduled board meeting was the first publi

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