New Orleans has joined six other southern Louisiana parishes by filing a lawsuit against oil and gas companies because of their roles in coastal land loss, Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced late last week. […]
Finally, after years in the stockpile of wrecked and shuttered buildings in the state of Louisiana, redemption may be coming soon to our Charity Hospital Building in New Orleans, which was a classic structure in the old days before it was left to molder by Hurricane Katrina. […]
Some $350 million is currently being planned for use in protecting coastal areas in southeastern Louisiana which has been in the planning stage for nearly half a century. […]
Another summit between leaders of United States and North Korea is foreseen in the future as President Donald Trump seeks to broker a deal with the Korean leader Kim Jong Un in which the North gives up its nuclear weapons, according to a White House announcement Friday. […]
For any city or region, the home team reaching great heights is a point of pride. But it means just a little bit more in New Orleans, where every Saints victory seems to inspire a gleam in everyone’s eye, some extra purpose in their steps and an abundance of joy that permeates the city as a whole. […]
When Johnny Bradberry was appointed to serve as Gov. John Bel Edwards’ executive assistant for coastal activities and chairman of Louisiana’s Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA), he claims it was those years after Hurricane Katrina that provided a professional test equal to or greater than the test of Hurricane Betsy. […]
The end of 2018 seems to be the beginning of a good period in our economy that we are celebrating in the new year of 2019. […]
It seems like yesterday the fireworks were lighting up the sky for the arrival of 2018 and here we are getting ready to usher in 2019 – already. For St. Charles Parish, the year was colorful, tearful and certainly memorable. […]
As we approach the end of another year, we pause to make note that in no way was it a perfect year. […]
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