In 1807, James P. Lea sold property along the south side of the West Pearl River to Henry Portwood for $80. The sale may not ...

Ole Miss coach Pete Golding told linebacker T.J. Dottery he would be hated if he followed Lane Kiffin to LSU. Despite the ...

Slidell resident Buddy Kelch started bowling in 1976, and he has no plans on stopping anytime soon. Kelch, who turned 60 in ...

The new routes will take about 40 minutes to complete, whereas the previous Kenner Loop route took about an hour and 20 ...

One of the oldest buildings in the New Orleans French Quarter and a rare surviving example of French Colonial architecture is ...

The ordinance, subject to the City Council’s approval at a later date, details sweeping changes ahead for the utility.

Travis Keene and Louise Neal, both senior preparators at the New Orleans Museum of Art, stand on scaffolding to disassemble pieces from one of the 72 wall panels used in the Ella West Freeman Gallery, ...

Louisiana Superintendent of Education Cade Brumley urged schools to “stand firm” against student misbehavior and maintain ...

The parasite cyclospora continues to sicken people around the country, and cases in Louisiana are growing. Though our state ...

A man accused of slaying an FBI informant in New Orleans’ staged wrecks saga scored a victory ahead of his trial, as a judge ...

It's been a tough slog for the nonprofit Friends of the Library of West St. Tammany to find a new home, move in and organize their inventory of books to ...

During my teaching years, I always felt a slow burn of anxiety start once the July Fourth holiday ended. It was a simmering angst continued to build daily.