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Cantrell says the city’s public safety teams are short staff on officers and paramedics which may force some Krewes to change where they roll. → Read More
More than half a dozen schools in St. Charles Parish welcome back students, one month after Hurricane Ida. → Read More
Some students in Louisiana may not have to quarantine after they come into close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19. → Read More
There were long lines for a second day for people seeking help paying past-due utility bills and rent not only because of the COVID-19 pandemic but Hurricane Ida as well. → Read More
The mayor of Jean Lafitte says they are preparing to move the Ida response stage to recovery. Tim Kerner Jr. is also calling for Atmos Energy representatives to send additional resources to restore gas lines. → Read More
St. Charles parish leaders will pass out carbon monoxide detectors Thursday (September 16th) at the Edward Dufresne Community Center at 274 Judge Edward Dufresne Parkway between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. → Read More
Deputies along Highway 1 are pulling over motorists and instructing them to take shelter immediately. → Read More
University leaders say they’re prioritizing in-person learning. They’re telling students who aren’t vaccinated they will be disenrolled for classes, following university health clearance protocols. → Read More
New Orleans Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Henderson Lewis says he’s waiting for state leaders to add the FDA approved Pfizer COVID vaccine to the list of student requirements. → Read More
LA Wallet developers say nearly 400,000 people have added their COVID vaccination card to the app. → Read More
The hospitality industry in New Orleans is gearing up for a very busy fall season, jammed packed with festivals and other big events. But many worry they won’t have enough employees to keep up with demand. → Read More
The Orleans Parish School District says it’s partnering with the state health department to keep students in schools by tracking COVID cases → Read More
Parish leaders across our region say they’re taking steps to prepare. → Read More
Relief is on the way for some struggling farmers. This week, the Biden Administration is sending out letters to minority famers and ranchers on debt forgiveness. → Read More
The New Orleans EMS department has 40 ambulances in it’s fleet but 22 are operational. → Read More
Fentanyl is often pressed into counterfeit pills or mixed with heroin or cocaine. → Read More
In all, $28.6 billion is available. Mayor Cantrell says this is the only way many owners will get reimbursements. → Read More
Ledet was the first person to be recovered from the Seacor Power lift boat → Read More
Ledet was the first person to be recovered from the Seacor Power lift boat → Read More
As of this week, more than 2 million doses have been administered in Louisiana; averaging around 31,000 a day. → Read More