DA Jason Williams Calls for Survivors and Witnesses to Come Forward in Sexual Assault Investigation of Lucien W. Jacob

October 29, 2025

Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Rogers Williams has issued a public call urging additional survivors and witnesses to come forward in connection with the ongoing investigation of Lucien W. Jacob, also known as “Billy Jacob,” “Little B Jacob,” or “Lou Jacob.” Standing with leaders from the Kenner Police Department, the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD), […]


Southern University and A&M College Locks Down After “Potential Threat,” Cancels Classes Through the Weekend

September 12, 2025

Southern University and A&M College placed its Baton Rouge campus on lockdown Thursday after reporting a “potential threat” to campus safety, then canceled classes and activities for the remainder of the week while police conducted sweeps and investigators continued their work. The lockdown, which began late Thursday morning, was lifted after roughly 90 minutes, but […]


While Louisiana Burns, the Legislature Is Busy Banning Chemtrails

June 4, 2025

While Louisiana faces an insurance crisis, a crumbling coastline, and one of the highest overdose death rates in the country, state lawmakers have decided their latest priority is… chemtrails. Yes. Chemtrails. Not fixing the Sewerage & Water Board. Not stopping insurance companies from fleeing the state. Not funding addiction treatment programs. No, instead, our legislature […]


A Recession Is Looming — What That Could Mean for New Orleans

April 7, 2025

The Warning Signs Are Flashing Red With the implementation of tariffs globally and the escalation of trade wars, the odds of a recession in 2025 are rising fast. What began as a slow economic cooling — driven by high interest rates, stubborn inflation, and reduced consumer confidence — is now being accelerated by policy decisions […]


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