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Sarah Watkins, an English teacher at Stella Worley Middle School on the Westbank, was surprised with the award and received $25,000.

Three members of the nonprofit's advanced response team are boots on the ground. The team specializes in search and rescue efforts.

The moment marked one of the last group trips organized by the Gary Sinise Foundation as veterans age.

Homeowners have until Sept. 12 to register for the fortified homes program

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Jefferson Parish schools start the year off by combating the national teacher shortage.

Henry Consulting is asking the appeals court for a court order to take over trash collection.

Coolinary aims to increase sales during the slower months for local eateries.

Here is where you can go for free school supplies, haircuts, health screenings and more

Several donation sites are now open in the Greater New Orleans area.

Kade Anderson teamed up with Canes and Miracle Children Foundation to donate iPads to 50 children.

Here is how you can stay safe during brutal heat

Experts say you can prevent high-cost repairs by keeping up with maintenance.

In an inaugural ceremony, New Orleans Archbishop Gregory Aymond blessed more than 35 emergency vehicles and the first responders who use them.

The New Orleans Recreation Development Commission is looking to fill positions before the first set of pools open as early as May 31.

City officials urge those who live and work in the French Quarter to share feedback

The Louisiana Crawfish Festival celebrates 50 years

The Jefferson Parish School System provides Ramadan guidelines after parents say they have made several complaints.

According to the nonprofit In Our Backyard, 12 out of 36 missing children in New Orleans have been found safe.

Habitat for Humanity handed over the keys to a brand new home for a veteran affectionately known as "Mr. Anthony." He lost everything during Hurricane Ida.