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Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser spoke at Louisiana Travel Summit in Shreveport
SHREVEPORT, La. - Louisiana is known for its food, music and culture. Tourists from all over come here to the state to see and taste what we have to offer. And a sampling of what makes Louisiana unique was on full display this week in Shreveport during the annual Louisiana Travel Summit, featuring Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser as the guest speaker.
5th Circuit rules for Tesla in its fight to sell electric vehicles directly in Louisiana
A federal appellate panel has jump-started what had been a stalled lawsuit from electric automaker Tesla against Louisiana auto dealers and the state commission that regulates them. A change the Legislature made to state law in 2017 has prevented Tesla from selling or leasing its vehicles directly to buyers in Louisiana, forcing customers to go […]
LSU won’t alter football pregame tradition for national anthem, despite Gov. Landry’s request
Despite Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry’s request that universities strip scholarships from college athletes who are not present during the national anthem, LSU will not be changing its beloved football pregame tradition. “There will not be any changes to our pre-game football processes this season,” LSU athletics spokesman Zach Greenwell said in a statement to the […]
Isolated thunderstorms are expected, greater chances Thursday
NEW ORLEANS — Early morning coastal showers and thunderstorms are giving way to scattered thunderstorms inland throughout the day. These are expected to be isolated, but if you do get rain, it could be heavy at times. Scattered showers are expected in the morning, but there is a greater chance in the afternoon and evening.
Broken water main causes emergency closure in Mid-City, repairs underway
NEW ORLEANS — Crews from the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans are currently working to repair a broken water main in Mid-City on Wednesday afternoon. According to SWBNO officials, the emergency water closure is affecting the following streets:. Bienville, N. Anthony, N. Murat. N. Murat, Conti, Canal.
Bruce: Wet weather over the next several days as rain chances ramp up
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - We’re heading out of our hot and dry pattern and into a wetter one. So grab the umbrella and keep it handy, you’re going to need it a few times over the next week. Our rain chances on Thursday will be the around 70%...
Saints All-Pro Addition Could Spell End For Third-Round Pick
The New Orleans Saints were active on the waiver wire, adding running back and All-Pro kick returner Kene Nwangwu to the roster from the Minnesota Vikings. A fourth-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Iowa State product has not made much of an impact on the offensive side of the ball. Through three seasons, Nwangwu has recorded just 27 carries for 88 yards and no touchdowns while adding an additional six receptions for 30 yards.
Southeastern kicks off 2024 at Tulane
HAMMOND, La. – The Southeastern Louisiana University football team will officially open the 2024 campaign Thursday, traveling to Tulane for a 7 p.m. contest in Yulman Stadium. The 2024 season opener between the Lions (0-0) and the host Green Wave will air on ESPN+ and the Southeastern Sports Radio...
Tulane to name student recovery center for Paul and Leslie Lux in honor of $1.5 million gift
Tulane Recovery Community Center — the first dedicated collegiate recovery facility in Louisiana — will be renamed the Lux Recovery House in honor of alumni Leslie and Paul Lux of St. Louis, who are making a $1.5 million gift to support students actively engaging in a recovery lifestyle or exploring recovery.
Scattered storms possible in New Orleans each day through Labor Day
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Residents along the Gulf Coast should prepare for a wet and potentially stormy few days as conditions in the atmosphere become more favorable for rain and thunderstorms. This shift is expected to begin late today and continue through the rest of the week. The interaction...
John Curtis returns five starting defensive players with experience winning in the Dome
John Curtis is returning its four leading tacklers from last season as the Patriots set their sights on winning another state championship. Those four players, plus a fifth returning starter, helped Curtis celebrate a 28th state championship with a shutout of Brother Martin at the Caesars Superdome two years ago.
Annual Thriller Halloween Flash Mob Workshop Accepting Applications
13th Annual Thriller Halloween Flash Mob New Orleans. Experience the excitement of the Flash Mob New Orleans' 13th Annual Thriller Halloween Workshop! This family-friendly event welcomes participants of all ages and skill levels. Master the iconic dance moves and be part of an exhilarating mob performance on Halloween. The Thriller Halloween Flash Mob, a beloved New Orleans tradition, brings the streets to life with zombies dancing to Michael Jackson's Halloween classic "Thriller."
Crescent City’s September 13-14 auction will feature items from the Bagatelle Plantation in Louisiana
The auction will be held online and live in the Crescent City gallery at 1330 St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans, La. Start times both days will be 10 am Central. NEW ORLEANS, La. – An oil on board painting by the renowned folk artist Clementine Hunter (1887-1988), a presidential campaign flag from Henry Clay’s 1844 unsuccessful bid for the White House, and a mid-19th century late classical mahogany armoire probably made by J. & J.W. Meeks in New York City are just a few of the expected highlights in Crescent City Auction Gallery’s Important Estates Auction scheduled for Friday and Saturday, September 13th and 14th.
Cantrell leads upbeat town hall on New Orleans' budget, 'These investments need to last.'
An energetic Mayor LaToya Cantrell led a 90-minute town hall at the University of New Orleans on Tuesday night, promising to propose a 2025 city budget focused on infrastructure, quality of life, economic development and improved governance. Cantrell, who is more than halfway through her second term, said it will...
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