Gentrification has become one of the most hotly debated urban issues in America—but nowhere is the conversation more raw, more visible, or more urgent than in New Orleans. A city once known for its affordability, culture, and working-class spirit is now grappling with rising rents, displacement, and the deep tensions that come with change. So […]
Walking through New Orleans is like stepping into a living museum of American architecture. Our city’s buildings tell stories—of culture, colonization, class, and creativity. From brightly painted shotguns to grand columned mansions, New Orleans architecture is as diverse and layered as the people who’ve called this city home. Here’s a guide to the architectural styles […]
Spring in New Orleans isn’t just a season—it’s a full-on celebration. The flowers bloom, crawfish boil, and music takes over every corner of the city. Whether you’re local or just lucky enough to visit, these festivals are your gateway to the soul of the Crescent City. Here are the top 10 can’t-miss festivals lighting up […]
The New Orleans Saints have made a major move by reuniting with veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks, signing him to a two-year, $13 million contract. Originally drafted by the Saints in the first round in 2014, Cooks now returns to New Orleans with over a decade of NFL experience and a proven ability to stretch […]
In a controversial decision that bypassed normal judicial procedures, the Louisiana Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit challenging the ballot language of proposed Amendment 2, a sweeping constitutional change set to appear before voters on March 29, 2025. The ruling has sparked concerns over judicial transparency, voter rights, and the impartiality of Louisiana’s legal system, with […]
The unfortunate reality is that New Orleans’ current short-term rental laws don’t just curb corporate greed—they redirect profits from individual homeowners straight into the pockets of massive hotel corporations. In my previous op-ed, I argued that the city’s restrictions have gone too far, but I want to clarify that my position is not a blanket […]
Lent is a time of reflection, tradition, and of course, delicious seafood-focused meals in New Orleans. With the city’s rich culinary heritage, local chefs have perfected dishes that honor the season while delivering bold flavors and comforting Southern charm. Whether you’re observing Lent or simply looking to expand your repertoire of meatless meals, we’ve gathered […]
A federal judge has issued an injunction preventing the State of Louisiana from executing Jessie Hoffman using nitrogen gas, halting what would have been the state’s first use of the controversial execution method. The ruling comes just days before the scheduled March 18 execution, with the judge finding that Hoffman has a strong likelihood of […]
Five Louisiana voters, along with the advocacy group Voice of the Experienced (VOTE), have filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Nancy Landry, seeking to remove two proposed constitutional amendments from the March 29, 2025, ballot. The legal challenge alleges that the Louisiana Legislature violated constitutional procedures to fast-track the measures, marking the second lawsuit […]
Mardi Gras and Carnival celebrations are coming to an end, and communities are moving towards a time of reflection with the observance of Lent. These communities, and people of any faith looking to make practical changes to protect our planet, should consider embracing “Plastic Free Fridays” during this time. This simple weekly commitment is a […]
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