1 hr ago | Chattanooga Times Free Press
Gulf oil platform explodes, burning off La. coast
NEW ORLEANS, La. a ' An offshore petroleum platform exploded and was burning Thursday in the Gulf of Mexico about 100 miles off the Louisiana coast, west of the site where BP's undersea well spilled after a rig explosion.
2 hrs ago | WGNO
New Orleans Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Gun Charge
QUINCY L. JYNES, age 22, a resident of New Orleans, Louisiana, pled guilty yesterday in federal court before U. S. District Judge Martin L. C. Feldman to being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, announced U. S. Attorney Jim Letten.
4 hrs ago | Times-Picayune
FBI arrests New Orleans man in connection with Texas murder, sexual assault
Federal and local authorities on Thursday arrested a New Orleans man wanted on rape and murder charges in Texas.
5 hrs ago | katrinaconnection.com | kcno
New Orleans Cops Not Only Ones Guilty Of Bridge Shootings
As New Orleans cops face charges of killing innocent civilians on a bridge in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina, nothing's been said about Blackwater security men who admitted shooting people on a bridge around the same time.
7 hrs ago | Detroit Free Press
America's favorite seafood? Shrimp. It's easy to see why; shrimp are available fresh or frozen, shell-on and peeled, raw and cooked.
9 hrs ago | Times-Picayune
Mitch Landrieu blasts GOP Senate candidate in Nevada for Katrina remarks
If you diss New Orleans or question the propriety of aid flowing to Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill , expect a tongue lashing from Mayor Mitch Landrieu .
13 hrs ago | TheNewOrleansChannel
Former NOPD Officer Sentenced In Dog's Death
A former New Orleans police officer pleaded guilty Wednesday to an animal cruelty charge in connection with the death of Primo, his police dog.
18 hrs ago | NOLA,com
New Orleans inspector general plans to give 'satellite' agencies a once-over
In the wake of recent reports about apparently excessive spending at the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad , Inspector General Ed Quatrevaux said Wednesday that his office will begin reviewing the operations of that agency and other "satellites of city government." Chris Granger, The Times-Picayune All public entities doing public business on public ...
New Orleans Suspect Arrested For the Murder of a Gretna Police Officer
Superintendent of Police Ronal Serpas announced that Joshua Louis Miner was arrested today in connection with the murder of Officer Brett Thomas from the Gretna Police Department.
New Orleans Suspect Wanted for Armed Robbery
The New Orleans Police Department is requesting the public's assistance in locating 20-year-old Timothy Jones wanted and African-American males wanted in connection with an armed robbery that occurred on August 24, 2010, shortly after 6:00 P.M., at a local car washing business, in the 2800 block of Canal Street.
New Orleans Suspects Arrested For Narcotics Violations
Members of the New Orleans Police Departments Sixth District Narcotics Unit with assistance of Special Operations Division arrested 29-year-old Charles Wade and 50-year-old Kim Washington and booked them with Narcotics Violations.
Getaway truck used in Kenner murder found in New Orleans
The getaway truck used by the perpetrator of a Aug. 13 murder of a 47-year-old Kenner man has been found in New Orleans, authorities said today.
'New Orleans: What Can't Be Lost' a must-have book about Hurricane Katrina
Just when you're pretty sure your heart can't bear another word or picture on the subject comes a remarkable Hurricane Katrina anniversary book called "New Orleans: What Can't Be Lost, " featuring 88 short essays on the treasures no storm could take away.
Pedicabs up for vote in New Orleans City Council on Thursday
The New Orleans City Council is expected to vote Thursday on an ordinance to legalize operation of for-hire pedicabs in the city.
NORD athletic supervisor arrested on theft charges
A New Orleans Recreational Department athletic supervisor has been released on $10,000 bond after his arrest on theft charges.
Stacey Knott: The Life And Death In New Orleans
Wednesday, 1 September 2010, 1:58 pm Article: Stacey Knott Drunkenness on Bourbon Street, Mardi Gras, fresh shrimp and ghost tours have all returned since Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, but some neighbourhoods are still hounded by poverty, rotting homes and crime as Kiwi journalist Stacey Knott discovered this week - the fifth anniversary of ...
New Orleans man gets 33 years for trying to shoot wife
One seasoned criminal in New Orleans likely will never have another woman in his life.
Judge won't delay sentencing in Danziger shooting
A federal judge has refused to postpone a sentencing hearing for Jeffrey Lehrmann, a former New Orleans police detective who pleaded guilty to helping cover up a deadly police shooting after Hurricane Katrina.
New Orleans Saints have some decisions to make: video
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Curbing government travel and credit card expenses in New Orleans: An editorial
During former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin's administration, taxpayers financed thousands of dollars in questionable travel and credit card expenses for the mayor and his top staff.