A representative for outgoing Kenner Mayor Ben Zahn reached out to FOX 8 saying Zahn wanted to do an interview, however, Zahn canceled just 24 hours before that interview was supposed to take place.
A 24-year-old National Guardsman was gunned down in broad daylight while making a Doordash delivery Sunday (June 26) evening in the St. Roch neighborhood.
Business leaders say it’s not just the support for Black-owned businesses that they are looking forward to but also the camaraderie that comes with Essence Fest.
Buying a home is the biggest investment many people will make in their lifetime. Getting the best interest rate on a home mortgage will save thousands of dollars over the term of the loan.
Some of the New Orleans cases under review allege abuse by clergy during trips to Mississippi camps or amusement parks in Texas and Florida. And while some claims are decades old, Mann Act violations notably have no statute of limitations.
Sheriff Joseph Lopinto said that the incident occurred after the suspects in the vehicle were reported for shoplifting around 8 p.m. at a store in the 4300 block of Jefferson Highway.
Together New Orleans, a local advocacy coalition, bills the project as having a goal of placing a microgrid within a 15 minute walk of all New Orleans residents, and placing hubs in parishes across Louisiana.
Pharmacies are warned about the supply of PlanB, the emergency contraceptive, as demand rises following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn federal abortion rights.
Former New Orleans Criminal Court Judge Byron C. Williams, who was accused of groping a courthouse employee in 2017 before resigning from the bench in 2020, has had his license to practice law in the state suspended for a year and a day by the Louisiana Supreme Court.
Rising inflation has changed the way consumers save money, according to NerdWallet. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa has expert advice on how you can take advantage of increasing interest rates, while staying prepared for emergencies.
The survey, which was conducted in early June, polled 800 New Orleans residents via phone. 59 percent were Black, 33 percent were white and 8 percent are classified as other.
Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in his concurring opinion of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization that cases concerning contraception and same-sex marriage should be revisited
The National Hurricane Center said Sunday (June 26) that a tropical wave crossing the Atlantic from Africa has a 70 percent chance of forming into at least a tropical depression in the next five days.
Insurers providing health coverage in states where abortion is now prohibited have decisions to make following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Attorney Lance Unglesby claims his team has proof the homes built by D.R. Horton are not being built properly and leading to big time problems for customers. Unglesby wants to matter to continue to play out in court and in the public because he believes the public has the right to know.
New tools on could help you build your credit score. Experian Boost and UltraFICO now use information from utilities, cell phone bills, and other recurring services to determine your credit worthiness.
Some doctors are concerned with the impacts the new law might have. When it comes to medical care, OB/GYNs say most women will still receive the care they need, with the exception of access to abortion in some cases.
Dillard University professor Dr. Robert Collins said concerns that the US Supreme Court could roll back other established rights in the wake of its opinion overturning federal abortion protections are legitimate.
Deputies with the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office are searching for a man accused of pouring acid and bleach on someone’s face during a reported domestic violence related incident.
An anonymous online message board poster, known as ‘Q’, that has been accused of spreading false narratives through political conspiracy theories is active again after being dormant for two years, according to documentarian Cullen Hoback.
At the Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church in Algiers Point over the weekend, people in the neighborhood gathered to cleanup a defaced statue and place of prayer meant to honor the unborn children of abortion.
Some city officials were quick to react to Friday’s Supreme Court ruling to overturn Roe vs. Wade. District Attorney Jason Williams and City Council President Helena Moreno called the decision ‘disturbing.’
Governor John Bel Edwards’ office announced that on Friday, June 24 following a routine COVID-19 test after returning from travel, he has tested positive for COVID-19.
