A proposed $5 million cut targets the city's only shelter that skips ID checks and boards pets.

Pink sequins and an 8-foot skeleton took over St. Charles Avenue as the city raised money for kids' books.

Guided tours return to the Garden District landmark next week, but self-guided visits and ghost tours are gone for good.

Boston Pace was an active youth baseball player before his diagnosis. Now Central Louisiana is filling a stage for him.

Adoptable pets hit the catwalk at Moto Julia as a French Quarter ride kicks off a night of fundraising for four local rescues.

Mitch Dillon, a Nicholls State graduate with Down syndrome, now helps decide funding for the transition programs that shaped his life.

The Lacombe project pairs private homes with medical and mental-health services, and organizers say it could cost far less than jail or hospital stays.

Second lines and steamboat calliope tunes shared the riverfront with panels on Meta's Richland Parish water draw.

Volunteers filled the Caesars Superdome's East Premium Bunker Club to pack meals for Louisiana families facing food insecurity.

Retired Col. Beau Higgins, who commanded Travis Manion in Iraq, leads Saturday's Audubon Park run marking 9/11's 25th anniversary.

Pablo's – A South American Taste is sponsoring the free September 26 event, with vendor slots still open.

Ruby Anderson, a Whispering Forest second grader who uses a wheelchair, will lead the krewe's 2027 parade down Gause Boulevard.

A Times Square video honoring people with Down syndrome is scheduled for September 12.