Zea Rotisserie & Bar opens new location in Metairie
Zea Rotisserie & Bar will open a new location in Metairie, at 4416 Veterans Memorial Blvd.
New seafood tracking law puts New Orleans restaurants at risk of steep fines
Despite a tough economic climate, New Orleans restaurants are now preparing for a stricter seafood-tracking law that comes with the risk of steep penalties. House Bill 857 targets restaurants that mislabel menus or mix imported seafood with local catch, with fines up to $50,000. Gov. Jeff Landry signed the bill on Thur
Shrine on Airline renovation could bring soccer team to metro New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Jefferson Parish leaders and the Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District are in preliminary talks with a soccer team to make the Shrine on Airline their new home when a nearly $30 million renovation is complete next year, according to a source close to the project. The...
Cosplayers Wanted for a New Orleans Film Project This Thursday — And the Pay...
New Orleans cosplayers are invited to showcase their homemade costumes for a film project this Thursday, with $175 for a day's work. Get your costumes ready and send in your details.
Kenner leaders seek funding to fix overwhelmed flood pumps after Tropical Storm Arthur
Kenner city leaders are calling for more funding to upgrade the city's infrastructure after Tropical Storm Arthur caused flooding, highlighting the overwhelmed pumps and the need for more capacity.
After living in a New Orleans encampment, this artist got housing help. But for...
When Tracey Gilbert lived in a homeless encampment along the Mississippi River, she feared the harsh winds that blew across the water during thunderstorms. Her tent would rattle, water would soak her clothes, and sand would creep into the cracks and crevices of everything she owned. But on Thursday morning,...
One Of America’s Oldest Bars Has Swashbuckling Origins
New Orleans proudly bares its history for all to see. This is evident in the city's architecture, food, and music, which can be traced back to New Orleans' time under French and Spanish rule before the United States swooped it up with the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 (via History). While New Orleans' culinary culture is
Nearly 1.5M people in Louisiana depend on this strip of marsh. But it needs...
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and Verite News, a nonprofit news organization with a mission to produce in-depth journalism in underserved communities in the New Orleans area. . There’s an increasingly narrow strip of marshland in New Orleans that hardly anyone lives on, but without
Driver dies from gunshot wound after Louisiana State Police chase in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A driver died from a gunshot wound after a Louisiana State Police car chase in New Orleans Saturday evening (June 20), but troopers say they did not fire the gun. Troop NOLA confirmed the car chase ended near Franklin Avenue and North Miro Street Saturday. Troopers...
Mystery in New Orleans: Helen Hill
The murder of a filmmaker inside her home remains unsolved nearly two decades later.
