One Dead in Louisiana Home Invasion; Suspect Taken Into Custody
One Killed in Louisiana Home Invasion; Suspect Arrested I still remember reading about the Harvey home invasion, and it hit […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
Story of Black millionaire S.W. Green’s mansion ended with a slow burn
Once a white-stucco structure with green tile, the home of Smith Wendell “S.W.” Green outlived a Ku Klux Klan arson attack in 1928. But in recent years, fire returned, and this time the blaze took down the old house — “a heartbreaking blow to this architectural treasure,” the Preservation Resource Center of New...
New Orleans church bankruptcy judge expected to approve settlement after days of testimony
A weekslong trial aimed at settling the Archdiocese of New Orleans bankruptcy case concluded on Thursday with a federal bankruptcy judge saying she is likely to approve the settlement worked out between the local church and survivors of child sexual abuse. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Meredith Grabill told attorneys for...
OPSB can’t agree on if the Leah Chase School, New Orleans’ only district-run school,...
The Orleans Parish School Board on Thursday (Dec. 4) once again debated the viability of keeping the Leah Chase School open, amid ongoing financial difficulties, lower-than-expected enrollment and a “D” letter grade from the state Department of Education. But a number of members of the public who attended the...
Louisiana manhunt continues as dangerous inmate charged with attempted murder remains on the run
Louisiana authorities are continuing to search for the last of three inmates who broke through a deteriorating wall on Wednesday and escaped a jail about 130 miles northwest of New Orleans. The three inmates, identified as Keith Eli, 24, of Opelousas, Johnathan Jevon Joseph, 24, of Opelousas, and Joseph Allen...
New Orleans Ethics Review Board to Discuss Salary Adjustments and Oversight Regulations on December...
The City of New Orleans Ethics Review Board (ERB) is slated to gather within the chambers of the city's legislative body, at 1300 Perdido St, for their latest assembly on Monday, December 8, at 3:30 p.m. As noted in an announcement published on the City of New Orleans website, the agenda for the day includes a review...
Lessons From A Veteran Black Math Teacher
When I was 22, I walked into my Teach For America Greater New Orleans interview confident that I’d be a history teacher. Therefore, it was a shock when I was asked to pivot to math to meet community needs. I was intimidated, but ready to rise to the challenge. Eleven years later, I’m grateful I did. That shift...
Joint FBI and State Police Operation Announced to Protect Law Enforcement in Greater New...
The FBI New Orleans Field Office and Louisiana State Police have announced a joint enforcement initiative. This follows increased immigration enforcement by the Department of Homeland Security in the Greater New Orleans area. The goal is to prevent assaults on federal officers and to stop interference with law...
Man booked with manslaughter after wife fatally shot outside Harvey home
HARVEY, La. (WVUE) - A 66-year-old Harvey man was booked with attempted murder and manslaughter Saturday (Dec. 6) after allegedly shooting and killing his wife when she intervened in an argument he was having with her son, the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office said. The incident occurred around 10:15 a.m....
Will Sutton: Louisiana’s Catahoula Crunch not racking up big wins
The U.S. Customs and Enforcement people are not the U.S. Border Patrol people. And they are not the only federal agencies going after the so-called “worst of the worst” and coming up short, but they have the highest profiles in Louisiana, and they’re the reason we’re in the national spotlight.

















