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Louisiana targets 19 sites for economic development in these cities
3+ mon, 1+ day ago (253+ words) Louisiana has targeted 19 locations in 16 parishes as turn-key sites to attract economic development projects as part of its Fast Sites program. The state is investing $150 million from an infrastructure fund created by Act 365 of the 2025 Legislature to make the sites…...
Former New Orleans mayor La Toya Cantrell to appear at women's conference honor ceremony
57+ min ago (335+ words) Mayor La Toya Cantrell welcomes the Carnival season at the annual Kings Day celebration on Jan. 6" Former mayor La Toya Cantrell will be honored alongside Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett during a women's empowerment event in New Orleans on July 4. The…...
Have there been any shark attacks in Louisiana? A few in Gulf Coast - AOL
9+ hour, 42+ min ago (439+ words) Sharks are commonly found in Louisiana's gulf coast waters, and may even appear inshore, within barrier islands and water bodies that contain brackish water. Larger shark species are typically found farther offshore, while smaller species are commonly found swimming within…...
New Orleans Seminary students learn hands-on evangelism at Crossover 2026
9+ hour, 35+ min ago (437+ words) ORLANDO, Fla. " During the week before the 2026 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting, a group of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary students and faculty collaborated with other seminaries and local churches to share the gospel during the convention's Crossover event in…...
New Orleans libraries are still accepting sign-ups for the summer reading program. Here's how to join the fun.
3+ hour, 53+ min ago (459+ words) Once completed, readers will receive a completion prize: a limited-edition canvas tote bag featuring illustrations by local artist Lionel Milton. Kids receive a free book of their choosing at registration, and adults can choose a ceramic mug, a magnetic bookmark,…...
Planned Parenthood return service to Louisiana, New Orleans | News
4+ hour, 4+ min ago (341+ words) Planned Parenthood will expand services to Louisiana and bring back in-person care to New Orleans after ceasing operations in the state last year due to funding issues, officials announced Wednesday morning. Planned Parenthood Great Plains network plans to expand telehealth…...
The Ultimate Food Guide to New Orleans
11+ hour, 5+ min ago (200+ words) A citywide food survey maps New Orleans" essential dishes and venues, underscoring the traditions behind iconic staples. Coverage centers on New Orleans food mainstays'beignets, po'boy sandwiches, gumbo, jambalaya, muffuletta, "touff"e, red beans and rice, and Gulf oysters. Featured stops…...
New Orleans city leaders promise the demolition of abandoned Algiers property
20+ hour, 5+ min ago (50+ words) New Orleans city leaders promise the demolition of an abandoned Algiers property after multiple setbacks in previous years. Demolition begins today and run one year. New Orleans city leaders promise the demolition of an abandoned Algiers property after multiple setbacks…...
With gravy and roux, an old school New Orleans soul food joint finds a new home in Treme
5+ hour, 38+ min ago (1152+ words) Colette Finister stirs rice in the kitchen at Two Sisters in New Orleans, Sunday, June 7, 2026. Two Sisters in Treme is a New Orleans restaurant with a long history and, since 2026, a new location on Basin Street. Dreka Anderson, left, and…...
Louisiana teacher stipend legal battle centers on funding process
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (431+ words) BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) " A legal fight over Gov. Jeff Landry's teacher stipend plan is now centered on one question: not whether school employees should get more money, but how the state should pay for it. A judge last…...