Jonah Gilmore

According to the NOPD, the students, who attended a school that serves Pre-k to 8th grade children, were found on the bus in the 7000 block of Bullard Avenue. The driver was not with the bus.

The New Orleans Police Department, the Louisiana State Police, and Homeland Security are executing a search warrant at a home near St. Charles Avenue and Broadway.

Kwanzaa begins with events across New Orleans

Parish President Mike Cooper vetoed part of the budget that cuts funding for the Safe Haven Campus as well as cuts to cost of living wages.

According to the Louisiana Department of Health, Louisiana is not renewing its Medicaid contract with UnitedHealthcare.

Faith leaders pray for immigrant communities during Interfaith service

The pilots were identified as Taylor Dickey, 30, of Biloxi, and Navy Lt. David Jahn, of Illinois.

Incoming Mayor discussing potential hike to sanitation fee

Guardsmen could increase safety measures during Bayou Classic

Zulu headquarters renovations to prevent flooding completed

Zulu headquarters renovations to prevent flooding completed

Local pastor fears 'Swamp Sweep' will target many people; GOP leaders disagree

Shakennya Cooper was arrested by the New Orleans Police Department and is facing multiple charges following allegations of her working at UMC as an unlicensed nurse.

SNAP users in Louisiana have been reporting that their benefits are disappearing from their cards.

Interruptions in the SNAP program could impact farmers market vendors and shoppers

Gov. Jeff Landry announced Wednesday that benefits in November will be rolled out in stages.

Federal funds cuts to SNAP and Head Start are impacting families

The plan would have Chaos roll at 4:30 p.m., followed by Babylon at 5:30 p.m. and Muses at 6 p.m.

Brooke Rollins, the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, was in Amite Friday and announced that processed payments for farmers and paid employees are currently underway.

Funding for food stamps could be on the chopping block.