NOLA Mayor Asks the Public For Donations to Stop City Evictions
LaToya Cantrell is asking the public to pitch in and pay landlords to stop evictions on their neighbors.
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Charges Dropped Against Man Who Punched Andy Dick in New Orleans
Orleans Parish prosecutors are no longer pursuing a case against the man who punched comedian Andy Dick outside a French Quarter nightclub last summer.
Several NOLA Businesses Shut Down For Go Cup Violations
We're not really that surprised that violations are already happening.
Takeout Alcohol Sales in NOLA Now Prohibited
Mayor LaToya Cantrell of New Orleans announced today that takeout sales of alcohol will no longer be allowed, which closes all remaining bars that were operating in take-out capacities in NOLA.
47th Annual Bayou Classic Football Game Postponed
It was announced today that the annual "Bayou Classic" football game between Southern University and Grambling has been postponed
40% of New Orleans Restaurants Expected to Close
There are close to 600-full service restaurants and over 14,000 estimated restaurant jobs in New Orleans.
These Street Names With Confederate Ties Up For Re-Naming in NOLA
More than 20 city streets and parks in New Orleans could possibly have their names changed in the near future
Free Admission to NOLA Museums Every Sunday in July
Louisiana residents can enjoy the "Art & AC" promotion at two of New Orleans' most popular museums
Red Dress Run 2020 Has Been Canceled in New Orleans
It has been announced that the annual Red Dress Run in New Orleans has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Debut of New Orleans Themed Cruise Ship Delayed
The 6,630-passenger ship will have the first at sea roller coaster, and will also host "Family Feud Live"