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You Know You’re From Louisiana If You Say These 15 Things
Louisiana is where the good times roll, the food is spicy, and the culture is as rich as a roux. From the bayous to the French Quarter, life in the Pelican State is a mix of tradition, celebration, and a little bit of mystery. If you’ve spent any time in Louisiana, you’ve probably found yourself saying these things. Let’s see just how much Louisiana is in your soul!
WDSU's Damon Singleton says goodbye to New Orleans in emotional final newscast
Widely respected meteorologist Damon Singleton bid farewell to his 18-year career at WDSU-TV during an emotional noon newscast Friday. Throughout the hour-long show, he delivered his standard forecasts between segments celebrating his tenure at the station and his contributions to the community. For the final segment, he was joined by...
Secret New Orleans Words And Phrases To Know Before You Go
Planning a trip to New Orleans? Knowing some local lingo can make your visit even more enjoyable. This city has a unique culture, and its language reflects that. From "lagniappe" to "krewe," these words will help you fit right in. Imagine strolling through the French Quarter, understanding the chatter around you. You’ll hear terms like "neutral ground" and "second line" that might leave you puzzled if you’re not prepared. Don’t worry, though. By learning these New Orleans words and phrases, you’ll feel more connected to the vibrant life of this incredible city. Ready to dive into the local dialect? Let's get started!
New Orleans-area Christian comedian dies of sudden heart-related issue
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Nationally known Christian comedian Mutzie Daniel Forestier, who was a native of the New Orleans area, died over the weekend from a sudden heart-related medical emergency. His family members shared news of his passing on his social media accounts. “It is with great sadness that we...
Well-known New Orleans street artist brings color back to his hometown on the West Bank
As the unforgiving summer sun beat down and cars zipped by, artist Joshua Wingerter stood at a busy Westwego intersection, spray-painting stencils of monarch butterflies and pink wildflowers onto a bright yellow utility box. Every few minutes, drivers passing by honked their support. Wingerter would stop to wave back and...
The future of the Atchafalaya Basin
Don’t know why it happens, but every once in a while the folks who supposedly work for us — known in the realm as “public servants” — need to be reminded for whom they work. Many times they need to be reminded about why they...
Oprah Winfrey pays homage to New Orleans Four during DNC speech
NEW ORLEANS — Talk show legend Oprah Winfrey appeared at the DNC on Wednesday night. “Good evening everybody!” Winfrey shouted in tones she once used to open her talk show, and proceeded with a speech to a crowd in her hometown Chicago. She pitched independent voters, saying she...
Big Freedia backs LaToya Cantrell while receiving key to New Orleans: 'We're rooting for you'
Big Freedia received the key to the city of New Orleans at Gallier Hall Thursday, and showered Mayor LaToya Cantrell with support and admiration during a speech at the ceremony. The undisputed queen of bounce has dedicated years to introducing the globe to the raunchy lyrics and upbeat tempos of...
Going to New Orleans for a Saints game? Here are 10 places to eat, things to do with your family
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Many visitors will come to New Orleans as another season of football begins. The city has many attractions and dining options that can be enjoyed while in town for the games. There are lots of things to do if you and your family want...
New Orleans residents excited about potential Trader Joe’s expansion in the city
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - People traveling in mid-city will notice some construction at the corner of Tulane Avenue and Rocheblave, right next door to the VA Medical Center. News outlets like NOLA.com say this is where a brand-new Trader Joe’s will call home. Robert Jones is at the VA...
Popular Mid-City donut spot is closing and ice cream shop neighbor hunts for new home
A Mid-City donut and ice cream shop have announced their closures ahead of some changes to the building to make room for a new business. Blue Dot Donuts owner announced Wednesday on social media that the popular neighborhood spot would close before Labor Day weekend, leaving fans only a few days to get at least one more box of donuts.
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