2 hrs ago | Crowley Post Signal
Day vet, police juror HAYNESVILLE - Services for D-Day veteran and long-time police juror Jack Price will be Tuesday.
5 hrs ago | NOLA.com
New Orleans crime reports: Woman stabs fianc with kitchen knife
A New Orleans woman was arrested on a charge of aggravated domestic battery Sunday after she reportedly stabbed her fiance during an argument.
5 hrs ago | The Times-Picayune
New Orleans has been chosen as a pilot city for a new passenger air travel concept.
8 hrs ago | Thenew995fm.com
Death Row Inmate From New Orleans Seeks New Trial
A spokesman for the Orleans Parish district attorney's office says the DA is confident New Orleans death row inmate Rogers LaCaze's request for a new trial will be rejected.
9 hrs ago | Best of New Orleans
Fire at the Up Stairs Lounge: a musical
New Orleans Healing Center, Cafe Istanbul, 2732 St. Claude Ave., 975-0286; www.cafeistanbulnola.com or www.upstairsmusical.brownpapertickets.com The Up Stairs Lounge was usually crowded on Sunday nights.
9 hrs ago | Best of New Orleans
2012 Billette Bouquet de Provence Rose, Chateau La Gordonne
Located in the center of Cotes des Provence, Chateau La Gordonne is an 865-acre estate that enjoys a warm, mild climate for most of the growing season.
11 hrs ago | The Times-Picayune
Dirty Rotten Snake in the Grass, a New Orleans street band
'Dirty Rotten Snake in the Grass' is an Americana quartet that can sometimes be found busking along Royal Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans.
13 hrs ago | NOLA.com
Suspect surrenders in Covington area armed robberies; accomplice sought
Jammal Calloway, left, is sought for two Covington area armed robberies. Regis Chatman, right, has turned himself in.
14 hrs ago | Best of New Orleans
cibugnù: new Sicilian restaurant at the Leonardo address
The new downtown restaurant cibugnA1 is slated to officially open June 26, which should give us all a little time to get accustomed to its unorthodox name.
15 hrs ago | NOLA.com
New Orleans Pelicans lose assistant general manager Tim Connelly to Denver Nuggets
The New Orleans Pelicans will have to find a new assistant general manager soon after the Denver Nuggets hired away Tim Connelly to become the team's executive vice president of basketball operations.
19 hrs ago | The Times-Picayune
Lilette's quenelles are the Weekly Dish
Quenelles of goats cheese creme fraiche with poached pear, pistachios and lavender honey at Lilette restaurant.
23 hrs ago | The Advocate
New Orleans area higher education briefs for Jun 17, 2013
Phyllis Taylor, chairwoman of the Patrick F. Taylor Foundation, which funds educational endeavors, military and law enforcement causes and other nonprofits, has joined the Board of Tulane.
Jon Cleary at the Maple Leaf, Pride Memorial Picnic in Armstrong...
Jon Cleary and the Absolute Monster Gentlemen play the Maple Leaf, and the Pride New Orleans Celebration starts with a picnic in Armstrong Park.
Numerous suspects captured during anti-gang dragnet in New Orleans
A New Orleans , La., grand jury handed down a 30-count indictment against 20 suspects who are alleged members of a street gang that terrorized the city for close to eight years, according to a June 14 report from law enforcement officials.
Father Hampton Davis officiated the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mazion Pepper of Farmerville, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery McIntosh of Ruston.
Man convicted of committing a gang-related retaliation murder when he was 16
On the night before Thanksgiving 2009, when he was 16, David Dove fatally shot a 24-year-old man in the Cutoff section of Algiers and wounded a woman in the process, a New Orleans jury determined late Friday.
Sheriff's deputies lead Rogers Lacaze, 18, out of the Kim Anh restaurant in July 1995 after Lacaze and the judge, jury and attorneys in Lacaze's trial returned to the scene of a triple slaying.
New Orleans area briefs for June 16, 2013
St. Bernard Parish's Port, Harbor & Terminal District purchased a 35-foot patrol boat through federal Port Security grant funds, in a move that enhances capabilities for search, rescue or recovery efforts by the port and the St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office, which will jointly operate it through a cooperative agreement.
Corps completes $3 billion flood system
The Army Corps of Engineers says it has completed all permanent structures in a $3 billion system of levees and floodwalls around the west Bank of New Orleans and Jefferson, Plaquemines and St. Charles parishes.
Kids are cookin' in the kitchen at culinary camp in New Orleans