New Orleans mayor signs executive orders centered around recreation, emergency management, hiring process
New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno has signed three executive orders focusing on upgrading the city's recreation, emergency management and a speedy hiring process for city workers.
Late Night Game Turns Dangerous As Homeowner Fires Warning Shots
A late-night Senior Assassin game in Kenner ended in gunfire and arrests after a homeowner feared for her safety.
Home collapses, another damaged in fire near Jefferson-Orleans parish line
A fire near the Jefferson-Orleans parish line along the riverbend caused one home to collapse and damage to another one, a Jefferson Parish spokesperson said. Firefighters responded Monticello Avenue around 3:17 p.m. The spokesperson said one home caught fire, and spread to a neighboring home. The first home collapsed while the other suffered burn and scorch marks, but was ultimately saved.
Finally Caught – Episode 303 – Berreth
A devoted mother vanishes on Thanksgiving Day, leaving a small Colorado town in shock. What investigators uncover is a chilling plot of deception and betrayal.
Uptown resident says ‘more questions than answers’ after public meeting
On Monday evening, a public meeting at the historic Ted’s Frostop resulted in a tense confrontation between developers and residents, as local neighbors felt blindsided about a proposed demolition of the beloved diner. “It is very frustrating for them to basically say, ‘We’re here to answer your questions,’ but...
‘How could they?’: Residents voice outrage over plans to redevelop Ted’s Frostop
NEW ORLEANS — Residents in Uptown New Orleans voiced strong opposition Monday night to a proposed redevelopment of the historic Ted’s Frostop near Tulane University. The meeting, held inside the iconic restaurant, drew a packed crowd as neighbors confronted developers over plans to transform the site into a 39-unit student apartment complex for Tulane University. The proposal would include a reimagined version of Ted’s Frostop...
Windy and mild week, minor coastal flooding possible
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Mild temperatures continue this week with slightly below-normal highs, but persistent winds could lead to coastal flooding. Highs reach the mid-70s each day as easterly winds gust to 30 mph. These winds continue all week, leading to minor coastal flooding along east-facing shorelines, especially on Wednesday...
Big Easy on the Brink as Bankruptcies Climb
In New Orleans, bankruptcy lawyers say the worst move you can make with mounting debt is doing nothing until it is too late. With higher borrowing costs, storm-driven insurance hikes and tighter credit all squeezing households and small businesses, local attorneys are urging people to sit down with a professional early, when there is still room to maneuver and costs can be contained...
🚌 Multiple Transportation Jobs in Orleans Parish – Up to $4K/Week
The transportation scene in Orleans Parish is buzzing with new openings — from local delivery routes to tugboat operations on the river. Here are a few solid options worth checking out this week:
Everything you need to know before you go to French Quarter Fest
One of New Orleans’ most popular festivals kicks off next week!. French Quarter Fest is a four-day music festival starting Thursday and ending Sunday in the Historic New Orleans French Quarter. The festival brings hundreds of thousands of people to the French Quarter every year. The event is free.
