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Four amendments will appear on the March 29 ballot in Louisiana. But what do each of them mean?

NOPD vows to issue refunds for school zones tickets issued during snow event

Antoinette Frank, a former New Orleans police officer convicted of a 1995 triple murder, may soon have her execution date scheduled, according to Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill.

Not only are fake Super Bowl tickets circulating in the city, convincingly real merchandise has also been confiscated.

The PJ's Coffee House on Poydras Street, across from City Hall and the Superdome, will stop operations Tuesday night to become a Super Bowl merchandise pop-up store.

Over $180 million expected to be wagered in area casinos and on mobile apps

Here is a list of the most impactful news stories across New Orleans in 2024.

The Office of Disciplinary Action Council suspended Vanessa Motta's license, stating they believe she poses a threat to clients and the public.

If an ordinance passes the full city council, school zone speed traffic camera revenue will be split with OPSB

A former New Orleans inspector who was indicted in a fraud scheme and linked to Mayor LaToya Cantrell has had his trial date set.