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Local Democratic elected leaders, small business owners and deep-pocketed donors eagerly lined up Monday night (March 27) to meet Shawn Wilson, who they hope will be the next governor of Louisiana. Wilson resigned earlier this month after seven years as Louisiana Secretary of Transportation and Development under Gov. John Bel Edwards to run for governor. […]

The council must pass a new law governing the controversial vacation rental industry before the end of the month, after a federal court found the city’s current law unconstitutional last year.

Old Algiers Main Street Corp. will partner with IATSE and local high school on workforce project

The Mississippi River is fascinating and long. It has seem many shipwrecks, but none as worse as this one.

On Sunday, Jan. 1, 2023, and Monday, Jan. 2, 2023, all routes will operate on a Sunday schedule due to the New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day holidays.

With a record drop in the water level in the Mississippi River, discover the impact of this situation in this article.

Who knew the most legendary party city would have great holiday parties?

My friends on the Joel Catering team have generously shared a couple of recipes— one for a cocktail, the other for an easy appetizer to make last-minute

Expect a partly cloudy, warm and humid day with a light breeze, a 10% chance of rain and afternoon temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s.

"The bonfire is an opportunity for us to showcase our homegrown talent."