Residents and businesses in the Fontainebleau and Broadmoor neighborhoods were left with little to no water pressure early Saturday (Oct. 16) after a motorist reportedly struck a fire hydrant near the corner of Nashville Avenue and Fontainebleau Drive.

Despite the city’s biggest festivals getting canceled and a major hurricane tearing through the area, New Orleans has a lot to do this spooky season.

Netflix has fired an employee who was in charge of organizing the walkout on October 20. The termination is not because of the organized protest, but the employee allegedly leaked out confidential company data.

Two current city councilmembers, a former state lawmaker and a university employee are running for the N.O. City Council-at-large Div. 2 seat.

Kreew of Boo to be test case, as mayor's office considers possible new covid restrictions

A new tool can give first responders real-time surveillance of drug overdoses across Orleans Parish. It’s called Overdose Detection Mapping Application Program, or ODMAP, and the district attorney’s office believes it will help ease the opioid crisis.