New Orleans musician Gina Leslie embraces growth on warm solo album
Gina Leslie is learning how to better coexist with her inner critic. Most people have that voice inside their head, questioning and judging their choices or bashing their self-esteem. Leslie gave hers a name: Trish. “That was a direct technique from my therapist,” the New Orleans musician says. “Give the...
Scoot: It’s pathetic flooding in the city is blamed on “human error!”
Scoot: It's pathetic flooding in the city is blamed on “human error!”
New Orleans Slams Brakes On Data Centers As AI Fight Heats Up
New Orleans has quietly joined a growing national pause on data center construction as residents and elected officials push back over the industry’s appetite for power, water and zoning wiggle room. Earlier this year the City Council imposed a one-year freeze after neighbors in New Orleans East protested plans for a fa
Hubig’s Pies with PJs Coffee hits NOLA area stores today. Ian McNulty got a...
Hubig’s Pies can make a coffee break extra special. So what if the pie and the coffee are one?. New Orleans’ homegrown hand pie maker has a new collaboration underway with local roaster PJ’s Coffee that does just that. It’s the mocha pie, and the latest special...
Probation Teen in Slidell Killing Busted After New Orleans Police Chase
A July 4 pursuit that began in Terrytown ended with a crash on the streets of New Orleans and a familiar defendant back behind bars. Louisiana State Police say a 19-year-old Waggaman man, already under court supervision in a deadly Northshore case, was arrested after allegedly leading troopers from Terrytown into New O
Four victims killed in New Orleans shootings identified by coroner’s office
The Orleans Parish Coroner’s Office on Monday identified our people killed in separate New Orleans homicides from the past week. The victims were from different neighborhoods across the city. Three were men and one was a woman. The preliminary cause of death for all four victims was listed as...
New Orleans flooding leaves cars submerged, thousands without electricity
NEW ORLEANS (NEWS 15) — Flooding continued to inundate New Orleans on Monday, leaving cars submerged on city streets, thousands of residents without electricity, and prompting some to get creative to navigate flooded areas. The flooding followed a weekend of heavy rain in the Crescent City. Additional rainfall on...
New Orleans students get exposure to courts, business in City Hall summer internship program
Hayden Barnes has always been interested in the law. He’s worked as a legal aide in the past, but recently, Barnes, 20, got his first taste of becoming a lawyer while participating in a summer internship through City Hall. Barnes was among a group of New Orleans high school...
FIRST ALERT: Heavy storms come in rounds today
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Another high storm risk is with us as we start the new work week with a First Alert Day. ⛈️ MORE STORMS - Expect storms to come in rounds today. The first round will happen this morning before we get an afternoon round of storms forming. Any activity can lead to heavy rains and street flooding so m
New Orleans Piano Competition, Creepy Fest, Elmiene and more upcoming New Orleans events
Looking for more to do this week? Check out the latest on Gambit's calendar at calendar.gambitweekly.com. New Orleans International Piano Institute & Competition. The competition and festival feature an array of performances. The 30th annual New Orleans International Piano Competition features a dozen semifinalists fro
