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Tom Booth looks forward to wearing red every August."Five years ago, we were down with a friend," says the visitor from Mississippi. "We had no idea what was going on and just ran into the people i... → Read More
Wilbert Vincent sees it every summer weekend."Sometimes you might have 100, 150 kids out there," says Vincent. "That is a lot of kids. they got their grills, they got their barbeque pits and they'r... → Read More
Hundreds of people filled St. Augustine Catholic Church in the Treme neighborhood and the crowd spilled out into the street, all to remember Milan Arriola. After the services, asecond line paraded ... → Read More
City Park takes a look back at the devastation Hurricane Katrina left behind and celebrates how far it's come after the storm.New picture boards line big lake, showing photos of the park in late 20... → Read More
More than 500 from across the country are in New Orleans East to build ten homes in ten days for Habitat for Humanity and they're using something a little unique for the insulation on the homes, re... → Read More
Crucial hurricane protection gets put to the test on Wednesday. → Read More
Three weeks after being shot while working a traffic detail, Corporal Burt Hazeltine put on his St. Charles Parish Sheriff's uniform again.He helped remember Louisiana law-enforcement officers who ... → Read More
The Smoothie King Center box office opened at 9 Thursday morning but one man arrived at 6:45 to be the first in line for tickets.The Pelicans are going to the playoffs and at least 2 games will be ... → Read More
Two robberies Sunday morning happened within 20 minutes and less than half a mile of each other, both on streets where a lot of college students live.New Orleans Police say the first happened just ... → Read More
In grand style, they paraded through Louis Armstrong Airport, a court ready to welcome its queen. → Read More
Ride New Orleans, a local non-profit that promotes safe, convenient and affordable transportation, estimates 28-percent of New Orleanians don't own a car. Thousands depend on the Regional Transit A... → Read More
Hundreds of people crowded Exhibit Be in Algiers Sunday, a day before the massive public art project closes. → Read More
With a recent spike in armed robberies and attacks, instructors at Triumph Krav Maga on the west bank have been fielding a lot of calls. → Read More
The characters battle phantoms in the movies but in real life, members of the Louisiana Ghostbusters fight other scary villains. → Read More
On a cold but sunny day, Youth Challenge student McDaniel Phillips worked with his friends to plant trees at Sampson park. → Read More
As people milled about on Bourbon Street Sunday afternoon, New Orleans Police checked businesses for surveillance video.The officers wanted information about a shooting that happened Sunday morning. → Read More
He knocked on the door of her Washington Avenue apartment claiming to be measuring for a rug. → Read More
With only a handful of days left in the 2014 holiday shopping season, many from across the area took advantage of the Saints' Monday Night game to get some shopping done on Sunday. → Read More
With quiet steps, they hoped to make a statement. Dozens marched to New Orleans City Hall Saturday morning, some carrying signs or wearing tape across their mouths. → Read More
Erin Brockovich is sending her chief environmental investigator to St. John Parish on Tuesday. Deadly amoeba and chlorine burnouts are on the agenda. → Read More