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Children’s Hospital New Orleans strives to go beyond treating kids who are sick
Lucio Fragoso, the CEO, says the system is working to improve the health of children and is creating a ‘well care model.’. At Children’s Hospital New Orleans, it isn’t enough to treat children when they are sick or facing a medical crisis. Lucio Fragoso, the president and...
New Orleans Bourbon Pub & Parade Kicks Off Southern Decadence
Bourbon Pub & Parade will host a five-day extravaganza of queer culture and top-tier events during during the largest LGBT celebration in the city, Southern Decadence, the crown jewel of the city's gay scene. Featured on our list for the Top 10 best LGBTQ+ Bars in New Orleans, the Bourbon Pub & Parade is expected to be the hotspot of Southern Decadence festivities, featuring an exciting array of unexpected guests, celebrity sightings, and round-the-clock revelry.
Slight rain chances again possible Monday
NEW ORLEANS — Sunday Night Forecast. Some coastal showers could be possible along the coast. Otherwise, just some clouds with lows in the low 70s northshore and upper 70s southshore. Winds will be light from the east at 5-10 mph. Some Showers Possible Monday. Moisture will still hang around...
Troop NOLA arrest 7, stolen car, guns and narcotics seized
NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana State Police announced that Troop NOLA has arrested seven people in New Orleans East Saturday night. Police say the arrest led to 11 felony charges and 14 misdemeanor charges. Troop NOLA seized various narcotics, including marijuana, cocaine, heroin, suboxone and tapentadol. They also seized a...
Pole vaulter Armand Duplantis breaks world record again
CHORZOW, Poland — Armand Duplantis has broken the world record in the pole vault again, this time clearing 6.26 meters in a Diamond League meet in Poland on Sunday. Duplantis, a Lafayette native who competes for his mother’s native Sweden, added another centimeter to his world record in Chorzow. His 6.26 meters translates to 20.54 feet.
Nicondra: Passing storms each day
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - An upper low moving west across the Gulf of Mexico kept rain chances just a bit higher over the last few days. It’s also kept a nice breeze for much of the weekend. Although Sunday appears to be the wetter day of the weekend, look for the humidity to take back over in full force and the breeze to die out for the start of the work week as the low pushes farther west. The rain chances stick around through the middle of the week. Wednesday may see the next best chance for higher coverage with more moisture available. Some regions particularly north of Lake Pontchartrain could use a few showers falling into the low end of the drought criteria. More clouds and rain also help keep temperatures in check. Highs will remain in the low 90s near normal for the week ahead with balmy lows in the upper 70s near 80.
Neutral-site game with Florida State, home tilt with UNO highlight Tulane men's hoops schedule
A trip to Miami to face Florida State and the first matchup with UNO at home in nine years highlight the Tulane men’s basketball team’s 13-game non-conference schedule, which includes two non-Division I opponents for the first time since 2010-11. The Green Wave, which is replacing all five...
Warriors Go 1-3 at Wolfpack Welcome
New Orleans, LA – The Webber International Women's Volleyball team competed in the Loyola University of New Orleans Wolf Pack Welcome on Friday and Saturday. The Warriors battled in four matches against multiple teams that are receiving votes in the first NAIA National Poll and picked up a win against Texas Wesleyan.
Challenging schedule await confident Terrebonne
The son of a longtime football coach, Grant Chachere is a New Orleans native and a 2023 graduate of LSU. He has covered major sporting events such as the College World Series, the Women’s Division I NCAA Basketball Tournament, and the LHSAA Football State Championships. Grant previously covered high school football and recruiting for Gridiron Football and Louisiana Football Magazine….
Career honor for Ro Brown highlights CCS recognition at New Orleans Press Club Award Gala
Crescent City Sports’ Ro Brown received a Lifetime Achievement Award and other contributors to the website were recognized at the 66th Press Club of New Orleans Excellence in Journalism Awards Gala on Saturday night at The Cannery. Brown, a long-time New Orleans broadcaster, is a regular contributor to Crescent...
New Orleans' Kr3wcial reflects on the art of hip-hop as part of NOMA Creative Assembly
New Orleans hip-hop artist Kr3wcial doesn’t usually have a problem keeping an audience engaged. He has a charismatic presence and a dynamic lyrical style on stage, whether solo, with the glbl wrmng collective or guesting with a band, like funk outfit Water Seed. An occasional, gruff call-and-response shout of “Kr3wcial!” helps make sure the people in the crowd are still with him.
Gambit's Thumbs Up for Aug. 26
A New Orleans Health Department initiative providing in-home nurse visits to new moms and babies, has shown promising results after its first year, The Times-Picayune reported. Preliminary data from a Tulane University evaluation shows there have been more than 300 visits made to families in Orleans Parish, leading to reduced Medicaid costs, fewer emergency room visits and lower rates of hospital stays.
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