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New Orleans improves street light repair efficiency, mayor says it still 'unacceptable'

New Orleans has dramatically cut the time it takes to replace burned-out street lights -- but the mayor says it's still not good enough.Mayor Helena Moreno says it used to take more than a year from the time a light was reported out to the time it was fixed.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

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Customers experiencing low water pressure from the 7th Ward to the French Quarter

Repairs are underway on a 48-inch watermain break at Duels and Pauger Streets in the 7th Ward. Sewerage and Water Board officials say crews are preparing to install a linestop this week as customers experience low water pressure in several neighborhoods throughout New Orleans. The linestop is expected to improve...

New Orleans, LA · 21h

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Sources: Post office purchase could advance Benson’s Downtown entertainment plans

The owner of the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans has had preliminary talks with the United States Postal Service leadership about purchasing the main post office on Loyola Avenue in downtown New Orleans, sources confirmed. Sources said this effort is part of Gayle Benson’s vision to transform the area around...

New Orleans, LA · 23h

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Boil water advisory declared in LaPlace

A boil water advisory was issued for LaPlace on Sunday, Nov. 8.

Laplace, LA · 22h

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Imminent Federal THC Ban Threatens Local Businesses

NEW ORLEANS — After being named Greater New Orleans’ fastest-growing company earlier this year and recently selling its 20 millionth can, Crescent Canna faces a federal restriction that could make its popular Crescent 9 THC Seltzer illegal to sell beginning Dec. 11. The New Orleans-based beverage manufacturer has already laid off approximately 20 employees as the deadline approaches, threatening the future of a business that has expanded into more than 8,500 retail locations across 20 states.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

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KEEP LOUISIANA BEAUTIFUL AFFILIATES HOST EVENTS FOR AMERICA RECYCLES DAY IN NOVEMBER

Keep Louisiana Beautiful (KLB) Affiliates are hosting community events during the month of November to celebrate America Recycles Day, happening November 15, 2026. “In Louisiana, we are blessed with a beautiful state that we proudly call Sportsman’s Paradise. Keeping it that way means making sure we do our part to reduce waste in our everyday lives,” said Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser. “These America Recycles Day events are the perfect opportunity for our communities to pitch in and make a real difference in keeping our home clean and beautiful. I want to thank our dedicated Keep Louisiana Beautiful affiliates for stepping up this November to make recycling easier and more accessible for families in every corner of our state.”

Louisiana · 1d

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Bronze Star, two Purple Hearts, then 85-year-old Marine had the vision for the future

He joined the Marines in 1961, served for 27 years, was wounded twice in Vietnam, was awarded the Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

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Carrollton neighbors fighting to get water leak repaired

Residents in Carrollton are fed up with a water leak that has flooded and deteroriated their street for years. On Friday, the corner of Monroe and Cohn Streets was covered by water despite it not having rained in a week. Haley Shales lives on the corner and said this is the norm.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

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Louisiana Renaissance Festival returns for 2026 season

HAMMOND, La. (WAFB) - The Louisiana Renaissance Festival is back!. Families, history enthusiasts, and adventure-seekers are invited to immerse themselves in a vibrant celebration of the Renaissance era, according to the festival’s organizers. The Louisiana Renaissance Festival kicked off Nov. 7 and continues each weekend through Dec. 13 on...

Hammond, LA · 1d

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Orleans DA reinstates staffer who was fired after commenting on mayor’s tax plan

Former City Council candidate Holly Friedman has returned to work at District Attorney Jason Williams’ office, less than two months after the city’s top prosecutor terminated her in what she called “retaliation” for her public criticism of Mayor Helena Moreno’s plan to increase property taxes.

New Orleans, LA · 6h

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In St. Tammany School Board races, 3 incumbents cruise, 1 is in a runoff and 3 newcomers win

It has been a tumultuous year for the St. Tammany Parish School Board, and if anyone was looking for a surprise from any of the seven board races decided on Nov. 3, the fact that three of the four incumbents won in a cakewalk would be at the top of that list.

St Tammany Parish, LA · 9h

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Funding crisis threatens future of St. Tammany Parish’s coroner’s office

The financial crisis in St. Tammany parish continues to impact several necessary agencies. The coroner’s office is now on the brink of running out of funds, which could bring drastic changes to the office. “We’re here to help the community and help the families get justice and help to...

St Tammany Parish, LA · 22h

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What to know about Louisiana Renaissance Festival Hammond. Times, themes

This time of year marks the Louisiana Renaissance Festival, where thousands of visitors flock wearing garb from the Early Modern Period and fantasy realms. The Louisiana Renaissance Festival opened last weekend, Nov. 7, but there's still time to make the festival, runs every weekend through Dec. 13. Each year the...

Hammond, LA · 1d

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Moreno pitches vote that could see nonprofits pay share toward New Orleans’ infrastructure

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans mayor Helena Moreno is proposing a 2027 vote that could result in nonprofits and other tax-exempt properties paying toward the city’s infrastructure. Moreno posted on social media Sunday (Nov. 8), floating the idea of an infrastructure fee. She pointed to last week’s new...

New Orleans, LA · 23h

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USS New Orleans’ remarkable survival explored in National WWII Museum exhibit

A Japanese torpedo tore the bow from the USS New Orleans on Nov. 30, 1942. But the American cruiser stayed afloat, and its surviving sailors saved the ship. Today, that story of determination is featured in “Come Back Fighting: USS New Orleans at War,” an exhibit at The National WWII Museum.

New Orleans, LA · 23h

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Republican Stephanie Hilferty elected District 1 Public Service Commissioner

Come January, Stephanie Hilferty will be the new public service commissioner out of District 1, which encompasses much of Southeast Louisiana. The Metairie Republican beat Democrat Connie Norris and No Party candidate Chris Justin in last Tuesday’s general election to win a spot on the five-member commission. Hilferty, who had been a state representative, says voters told her one of their biggest issues is their water service.

Louisiana · 1d

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Discussion of Hammond's water utility billing problems set to be discussed at council meeting

Councilman Sam DiVittorio is encouraging all residents to attend the Hammond City Council meeting today (Tuesday, Nov. 10) at 5:30 p.m., where the council will conduct a public discussion regarding the city’s ongoing water utility billing problems. The discussion will address the causes of the billing errors, their impact...

Hammond, LA · 17h

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Miller cites economic development during Kiwanis address

Tangipahoa Parish is experiencing an uptick in economic development activity, with a possible 400 new jobs poised to come to the area in the future, according to President Robby Miller. Addressing the Hammond Kiwanis Club this past Tuesday, Miller spoke on a number of topics, from economic development to using...

Tangipahoa Parish, LA · 23h

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Judge Seeber Bridge on Claiborne Avenue closes Saturday after driver damages safety barrier

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The Judge Seeber Bridge on North Claiborne Avenue, connecting the St. Claude area to the Lower Ninth Ward, was closed in both directions Saturday (Nov. 7) after a driver damaged a safety barrier, the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development said. Drivers are advised to use...

New Orleans, LA · 3d

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Residents to see low water pressure from Lower 9th Ward to CBD as S&WB repairs large leak

A large area in New Orleans was expected to experience lower-than-normal water pressures as the Sewerage & Water Board investigated a leaking water main on Friday afternoon, the agency said. The low water pressure is expected in the following neighborhoods through Friday, November 13th:. Gentilly. Marigny. Bywater. Lower Ninth Ward.

New Orleans, LA · 4d