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Many cities have underground rivers, long forgotten. Now work is being undertaken to uncover La Bièvre in Paris to ease the impacts of climate change and green the city.

The restaurant and market from the teams behind Carmo and Marjie’s Grill opens in Mid-City

Gov.-elect Jeff Landry has hinted at plans to surge Louisiana State Police troopers in New Orleans to help crack down on crime and ease the burden on the city police department...

Three years after Louisiana State Police quietly pulled out of New Orleans, a return of troopers in force appears close at hand.

New Orleans arts community celebrated a lot of milestones in 2023.

When Temple takes office on Jan. 8, his first priority is finding a way to bring down homeowners insurance premiums.

Qualifying for the March 2024 elections got off to a quick start yesterday at the Clerk’s Office, Criminal District Court.  Two attorneys, Dianne Alexander and LaKeisha Jefferson, signed up for open seats in First City Court and Civil District Court respectively. In addition 71 other contenders — including a number of fresh faces of the […]

After years of setbacks, Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s administration on Monday announced that construction will soon begin on the Mirabeau Water Garden, a signature "green" infrastructure project aimed at reducing street flooding by diverting storm runoff into new lagoons on a 25-acre parcel in Gentilly.

Now, she’s having to rent out parts of her own home just to get by. If she has to sell, Blondy Moore says she’ll leave the city for good.

Porch pirates seem to be out in force as package deliveries jump during the holiday season.