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Cajun Beignet to Bring Sweet and Savory Beignets to French Quarter

Opening in mid-April, Cajun Beignet will open in the former Evangeline Restaurant space on 329 Decatur St.
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CashApp Kidnap Plot Lands New Orleans Woman 42 Months Behind Bars

A New Orleans woman has been sentenced to 42 months in federal prison for her role in a kidnapping ransom scheme that played out over a payment app, capping a case that tangled old-school violence with modern money transfers. U.S. District Judge Barry W. Ashe handed down the sentence on January 15, and ordered three...
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The reason 5 of 6 Louisiana cities will see population decline in 2026

Louisiana’s population is estimated at around 4.6 million people, but the state has been experiencing a steady population decline in recent years. Many residents have moved to other states for job opportunities, lower living costs, or improved quality of life. However, even as the state’s population decreases...
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Prosecutors want bond revoked for woman accused of killing boyfriend in New Orleans hotel

NEW ORLEANS — A murder case sparked by a WWL Louisiana investigation took another turn Friday, when prosecutors asked a judge to revoke the bond of the woman accused of killing her boyfriend after she failed to appear at a court-ordered mental evaluation. In a new court filing, the...
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Ron Faucheux: Numbers tell the story of why Louisiana lags other Southern states

People in Louisiana spend a good deal of time wondering how we compare with other Southern states. So let’s take a look at where we were, and where we are now. A century ago, Louisiana’s population was nearly twice Florida’s. Back then, Louisiana had one city (New Orleans) in the nation’s top 20, while Texas,...
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Six Flags redevelopment hinges on $50M public ask

Developers of the former Six Flags location in New Orleans say they need at least $50 million in public money to transform the blighted property into a regional destination for youth sports, entertainment and shopping. Why it matters: They say private funds are covering 88% of the cost, and called...
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New Orleans Honors NOPD Officers and Civilians for Bravery

The New Orleans Police Department turned the spotlight on its own Friday, honoring officers and civilian staff for "bravery beyond the call of duty," lifesaving heroics and standout work that often plays out far from TV cameras. The New Orleans Police Department handed out Medals of Merit, Medals of Commendation,...
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New Orleans lawyer indicted on wire fraud charge

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A federal grand jury has indicted a New Orleans lawyer prosecutors say stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from a client’s family. Tanzanika Ruffin is charged with wire fraud. Prosecutors say she stole $250,000 and spent it on personal expenses. Prosecutors also say Ruffin lied...
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Acamaya’s owners will open a new breakfast place called Casimiro down the street

A popular modern Mexican restaurant in New Orleans is expanding as its owners prepare to launch a second concept nearby. The new restaurant will focus on breakfast dishes inspired by traditional Mexican flavors and family recipes. Acamaya Owners Opening New Mexican Breakfast Restaurant in Bywater. The owners of the...
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‘Slammer’ explains how he staged crashes with New Orleans lawyers: ‘easier than selling drugs’

Back when Damian Labeaud first started veering into 18-wheelers in New Orleans for a living, you had to get in line, he told a jury Thursday over hours of testimony in a federal courtroom. It was 2010, and “slammers” like the one he would become clustered beneath the Claiborne Avenue...

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