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NEW ORLEANS (BP) – The board of trustees at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College approved a $12 million plan to make critical campus renovations including updates to

The New Orleans Police Department is investigating after a man was found shot to death in a car in Gentilly.

Police say the carjacking left a 73-year-old woman dying on a New Orleans street with a severed arm. Two suspects were turned in by their parents.

The New Orleans restaurant is converting a former bar into its first location in Jefferson Parish.

WDSU's Travers Mackel speaks with legislators about what key issues will be addressed during the regular session in this week's Hot Seat.

Louisiana legislators will begin divvying up a mountain of one-time money Monday in Baton Rouge as the 2022 Regular Legislative Session begins. The state has about $3.4 billion in one-time funding to add to the budget thanks to federal pandemic aid and higher tax revenues.

The Feast of St. Joseph is celebrated annually on March 19

It's an annual event - going from a raucous Mardi Gras to a solemn Lent, but there are some nice events, like fish fry events. Here's a list.

Dillard University closed its Gentilly campus after receiving a bomb threat Friday morning, campus officials announced on social media.

Legislation addressing the registry follows WDSU Investigates previous report