There has been recent chatter suggesting that New Orleans Pelicans forward Brandon Ingram might attract interest from the Los Angeles Clippers in a potential trade. Following their summer struggles, the Clippers are said to be on the lookout for fresh talent. Despite initial doubts about potential trades, involving major players like Paul George, the team […] More
A few weeks ago, Susan Paul and Philip Steinbeck led an event at Camp Dream Street, where campers with a birth defect tried out a lightweight, breathable arm device designed by Steinbeck’s nonprofit, Makelab. This New Orleans-based organization provides customized prosthetics and assistive devices. Susan’s daughter, who was born without her left hand, uses one […] More
Streetcars are synonymous with New Orleans, often conjuring images of the famously charming and historic transport system when the city is mentioned. Hollywood has frequently immortalized them, embedding streetcars deep into the cultural fabric of the city. The city’s streetcar network got its start in the 19th century. As residents clamor for their expansion, it’s […] More
NEW ORLEANS, LA—An infamous abandoned site at the corner of Dauphine Street and Poland Avenue has received the much-anticipated federal funding needed to start its redevelopment. The Bywater’s old Naval Base now has $20 million in federal funds from the Louisiana Housing Corporation for its transformation. Residents are cautiously optimistic about the future of the […] More
The NFL mourns the loss of an iconic defensive mind known for his lasting impact on the league, Monte Kiffin. Kiffin’s career spanned several decades, during which he established himself as a prominent figure, particularly with the New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Kiffin, known for his innovative defensive strategies, especially the Tampa 2 […] More
The organization has revealed a significant change to its operational model set to commence on June 1. This amendment will establish a hybrid system combining both on-site and remote working arrangements. The new structure involves employees coming to office premises for a minimum of three days weekly, leaving the rest available for remote work. This […] More
With the holiday season rapidly approaching, travelers are starting to feel the squeeze from significant union disputes that have led to disruptions in transportation. Multiple unions representing airport workers, train conductors, and bus drivers have either initiated strikes or are threatening to do so. These labor actions are a result of ongoing negotiations over wages, […] More
It’s hot, and getting even hotter. A typical scene these days in neighborhoods of New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward, as air conditioning units struggle to keep homes comfortable and utility poles hum under the heavy electrical demand. Extreme, relentless temperatures will soon affect New Orleans, a city still recovering from past storms. Heat warnings will […] More
New Orleans (press release) — DePaul Community Health Centers (DCHC) is collaborating with Second Harvest Food Bank (SHFB) to distribute complimentary groceries to the community via a drive-thru service. The initiative, aimed at helping those in need, allows residents to receive essential food supplies without having to leave their vehicles. Volunteers and staff organize and […] More
Educators assemble at the state Capitol, advocating for salary increases and additional resources for educational institutions. The demonstration, driven by growing discontent amidst ongoing pay negotiations, highlights the urgency for state intervention. Key leaders addressed the crowd, emphasizing the critical role of fair compensation in ensuring quality education and retaining skilled professionals within the teaching […] More