As the sweltering summer heat gives way to the cooler breezes of autumn, New Orleans comes alive with an array of lively fall festivals that capture the city’s culture, music, and food. From fried chicken to po’boys, blues to brass bands, fall in the Crescent City celebrates community, flavors, and tradition. Here’s a guide to […]
Every few years, New Orleans and the surrounding areas brace for another storm season, knowing all too well the damage that hurricanes can bring. While some residents have grown indifferent, shrugging off concerns with the belief that “we’ve been through this before,” there are a couple of reasons that this year—more than ever—should give everyone […]
In what might go down as the most surreal debate moment in U.S. political history, former President Donald Trump dropped a bombshell: illegal immigrants, he claimed, are “eating the pets” of hardworking Americans. “Folks, it’s happening. I’ve seen it. The dogs, the cats, even your neighbor’s emotional support ferret. They’re gone! Immigrants are pouring in, […]
Be sure to check your Sun, Moon, and Rising signs for maximum accuracy! Aries: Starting out the week, the Sun in your 6th house will oppose Saturn in your 12th house. This could create some difficulty sticking to routine, or you may find yourself procrastinating. This opposition could encourage a tendency for excessive daydreaming or […]
In their 2024 season opener, the New Orleans Saints delivered a resounding 47-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers, showcasing dominance on both sides of the ball. Quarterback Derek Carr had a standout performance, throwing for three touchdowns, including a 59-yard strike to wide receiver Rashid Shaheed, and connecting with tight end Foster Moreau on a […]
As the 2024 presidential race heats up, it’s important to recognize that while polls and data offer insights, they don’t always capture the full picture. This analysis reflects my perspective on the state of the race, informed by available data and trends. However, much can still change before Election Day, and any attempt to predict […]
Outside of working in kitchens to pay my way through college, I would say that my interest in food justice began in 2010, when I attended the Place Matters Conference. During this event, I, along with a cohort from New Orleans, held mock-lobbying sessions with Congressmen about the need for more fresh foods in New […]
With Vice President Kamala Harris surging ahead past former president Donald Trump in almost every poll and running especially strong with women, young people and voters of color, women leaders in the Louisiana Democratic Party including State Central Committee member Pamela Steeg and First Vice Chair Katie Darling are organizing a new women’s caucus within […]
“I wonder where in Georgia Bob Dean lives,” mused Westbank security guard Joseph Savona, the son of Grace Ann Savona – one of the 843 former nursing home residents Bob Dean shoe-horned into an ill-equipped, under-staffed Independence, Louisiana warehouse in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida three years ago this week. Conditions in the warehouse were […]
On Thursday, August 22 the New Orleans City Council voted to pay tens of millions owed to plaintiffs whose decades-old judgments against the city have never been collected. Among the types of cases lining up for payments include disputes over city contracts, accidents involving police vehicles, and wrongful death judgments. The estimated amount of funds […]
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