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Two victims shot overnight during shooting at a bar in Thibodaux
Thibodaux Police Chief Bryan Zeringue announced detectives are actively investigating a shooting that took place at a bar establishment in the 400 block of Gerald T. Peltier Drive at approximately 10:15 p.m. Sunday night. Thus far, it has been confirmed that two subjects whose identity is being withheld at this time were shot during the incident.
First set of Gordon Plaza homes to be torn down after being built on toxic Nola landfill
Two years after New Orleans approved a $35 million buyout for Gordon Plaza homeowners, the first group of homes built on top of a toxic landfill are scheduled for demolition. The city has approved tear-down permits for four homes on Gordon Plaza Drive, with demolition dates set for September, according to city records.
‘We just don’t want them to die': As drug deaths double, inmates get overdose training
A few times a month, a team of health care workers stands in front of inmates at the New Orleans jail, quizzing them about the signs of overdose. On a recent afternoon, 24-year-old Dontrace Young nodded as the group talked about the shallow, slow breathing that precedes a drug death. Two of his cousins died from opioid use in their early 20s. He ticks off the drug users in his life: his mother, grandmother, uncles, aunts.
Latest Brandon Ingram news only confirms unfortunate reality
Brandon Ingram appears stuck in New Orleans. Even though the former All-Star wants to remain with the franchise that he's flourished with for nearly his entire career, his 'disappearance' in the postseason sparks questions about his ability to be a winning piece on a championship contender. On an expiring contract, Ingram will have to prove his value to New Orleans and the rest of the NBA to secure the payday he's looking for. Otherwise, Ingram could be in for an unfortunate, harsh reality.
This group walks the French Quarter, documenting broken lights, missing street signs, potholes and more
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A group of French Quarter residents is complaining about a lack of response from city agencies as they enter the second phase of their initiative to address infrastructure problems in the area. Residents gathered in Cabrini Park on Monday (July 29), led by retired federal Judge...
City can't keep guns out of Quarter but owners can keep them out of stores, resident says
NEW ORLEANS — From Dauphine to Decatur, in New Orleans' French Quarter, you don’t have to look far to find a sign that says, “no firearms allowed.”. Business owner, resident, and entertainment attorney Suzette Toledano is the woman behind them, and she says it’s the locals’ way of protecting themselves from potential dangers that could come with a new concealed carry law.
LaMont Cole lays out 100 day plan as new superintendent
BATON ROUGE - As schools prepare to welcome students back, East Baton Rouge School Superintendent LaMont Cole has made it his new priority to walk through each of those doors to hear from educators about their biggest concerns. He laid out his 100 day plan at the Baton Rouge Press...
Former LSU beach volleyball teammates Taryn Kloth, Kristen Nuss move to 2-0 in Olympics pool play
Former LSU beach volleyball stars Taryn Kloth and Kristen Nuss have remained teammates on the international stage, competing as a pair for the United States at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where they rank second in the world and are among the favorites to take home the gold. It’s been a...
Report: New Orleans Saints have an offer on the table for Alvin Kamara
Many New Orleans Saints fans have been waiting to hear these words. SI.com’s Albert Breer reported that the team has an offer for running back Alvin Kamara on the negotiating table. It’s been previously reported that the two sides aren’t close on a number, but the front office at least has made it known that they’re willing to play ball.
Winners and losers from the first week of Saints training camp
On Monday, the New Orleans Saints will put on pads for the first time, as they start their second week of training camp. The first week was an eventful one for the team, with players impressing, others going down with injury, and some being released and signed. Just a few...
Ingram Barge Co. is being sued over a maritime incident in Plaquemine
Three insurance firms—Ascot Insurance Co., Endurance American Insurance Co. and Zurich American Insurance Co.—have filed a lawsuit against Ingram Barge Co. over a maritime allision that occurred in Iberville Parish on July 22, 2023. For those unfamiliar, “allision” is a nautical term referring to a moving vessel striking...
Jefferson Parish student pleads not guilty to West Jefferson High School shooting
A 17-year-old boy accused of shooting a student outside of West Jefferson High School in May pleaded not guilty Monday. His pretrial date has been set for Wednesday, August 28. According to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office, the teen shot a student outside West Jefferson High School on the last...
New Orleans to spend $2.5M of pandemic emergency relief money on football field
(The Center Square) – In January 2021, the White House announced the American Rescue Plan, introduced in the middle of "an economic crisis" caused by the pandemic and it would "save American lives." "We are in a race against time, and absent additional government assistance, the economic and public health crises could worsen in the months ahead; schools will not be able to safely reopen; and vaccinations will remain far too slow," the news release stated. ...
Pro-Tec Pest Management: Leading the Charge in Preventative Pest Control in Walker, LA
In the heart of Louisiana, the residents of Walker are familiar with the diverse range of pests that can invade homes and businesses, causing more than just discomfort. Addressing this, Pro-Tec Pest Management, a locally owned and operated business, has been pioneering advanced preventative pest control strategies to safeguard properties and improve quality of life. Their proactive approach addresses infestations and prevents them, setting a new standard in the pest control industry.
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