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The 2022 Gueydan Duck Festival is underway and even though the forecast is calling for rain it will still be a great time.

Combining both state- and locally-authorized schools, around 16.8% of charter schools fell short of the requirement to enroll enough low-income students

Combining both state- and locally-authorized schools, around 16.8% of charter schools fell short of the requirement to enroll enough low-income students

The vast majority of Louisiana charter schools are meeting a requirement to serve economically disadvantaged students, and the percentage of schools that are not has decreased significantly in recent years, according to a Louisiana Legislative Auditors report.

  August’s COOLinary New Orleans offers a rare opportunity for both the gourmand and the culinary novice to explore cuisines and experience the city’s famed chefs. Restaurants otherwise outside of budgetary constraints are suddenly within reach — but not for long. Participating chefs create special two- to five-course prix fixe meals that are less expensive […]

Reimaging the Seine’s restoration as one where rivers are enfranchised to their natural right to run free and clean is a hopeful vision.

A slug of tropical humidity brings in likelier rain chances for the South Shore Sunday and will bring the threat for more possible localized flooding

There are school supply giveaways on both sides of the lake this weekend.

Here's the only list you'll need for ideal hotels near Port of New Orleans. Covering distance from the cruise terminal, shuttles services and prices.

The four-day festival is full of great live music and here is the entertainment lineup.