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COVID-19 cases are rising in Louisiana and an LSU Health infectious diseases specialist says variants of Omicron appear to be more transmissible. → Read More
A study ranks areas with the most overvalued rental markets and New Orleans is on the list. → Read More
State legislators want the Louisiana Department of Health to approve nursing homes' emergency preparedness plans. → Read More
Mayor Cantrell reacted to the city council's veto override. The override vote clears the way for a November election on whether the city charter should be changed to give the council a say over who becomes city department heads. → Read More
Drivers are already seeing the impact of rising oil prices. The European Union plans to phase out Russian oil imports and oil prices went up. → Read More
Pro-life organizations are optimistic that the high court will topple the Roe versus Wade decision, while pro-choice forces vow to keep fighting. → Read More
Susan Hutson became New Orleans' first female sheriff on Monday and promises to tackle problems plaguing the jail. → Read More
Wastewater testing includes Jazz Fest, an event that brings thousands of locals and tourists together for two weekends. → Read More
Employers deal with the challenges of the "great resignation" as they try to hire more workers. → Read More
The annual Way of the Cross March in New Orleans returned after a two-year pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
GOP House Minority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana is back from a trip to Eastern Europe where he met with leaders in Poland and Romania as the U.S. helps Ukraine itself against Russia's deadly aggression. → Read More
Arnie Fielkow's daughter Yana and Svetlana have two sisters in Ukraine and one is trying to flee and Fielkow is in a nearby country working to help her get out. → Read More
Sen. Karen Carter Peterson stunned the political community when she suddenly resigned from office on Friday. → Read More
A Tulane University foreign policy expert and the Honorary Consul to Ukraine in Louisiana, Edward Hayes reacted to the ongoing atrocities in Ukraine. → Read More
Peterson made an emotional plea on the Senate floor Thursday. → Read More
Some members of the New Orleans legal community praised the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson by the U.S. Senate on Thursday. Louisiana's two senators did not vote to confirm Jackson who will be the first African American female on the high court. → Read More
U.S. Energy Department Secretary Jennifer Granholm discusses efforts to help New Orleans create strategic plans to increase energy resilience and energy burdens. The city is one of 22 local communities chosen to participate in the department's Communities Local Energy Action Program, which is also called Communities LEAP. → Read More
Restaurants, cab drivers, and others in the hospitality industry are excited over the Final Four and all the fans in town. → Read More
Louisiana's Republican-majority legislature voted to override Gov. John Bel Edwards' veto on new congressional maps during a special session. Edwards says the maps are unfair. → Read More
GNO Inc., elected officials and property owners say FEMA's new Risk Rating 2.0 flood insurance program will cause people to drop coverage. → Read More