A new used, vintage and consignment spot, offering women's and men's clothing and more, has debuted in the neighborhood.

Here are the four best places in New Orleans for all your bicycle needs.

New salon offers a wide range of nail services as well as hair and waxing treatments.

A new spot to score jewelry and more has debuted in New Orleans's French Quarter.

Check out the most popular businesses in this New Orleans neighborhood, from a landmark po'boy spot to a candle shop.

Here's a list of the newest spots to open their doors around New Orleans, from a pet store to a seafood restaurant.

The highest-rated Garden District businesses in New Orleans include a bookstore, bakery and a high-end Creole restaurant.

Newcomers include from a food-focused art gallery and a Cuban cigar bar.

A new nail salon has made its debut in New Orleans.

Audubon has some new businesses in town, including a nail salon, a boxing trainer operating out of Audubon Park and a new Israeli eatery.

Check out the three newest spots to open in West Riverside, whether you're looking to feed your pets or yourself.

From a children's bookstore to a Thai ice cream shop, here are the newest businesses to open near you.

A new children's bookstore has opened its doors in the neighborhood.

Got an interest in antiques? These are the top four spots to go antiquing in New Orleans.

Looking to check out the newest businesses to open in New Orleans? Here's a list of the top three.

Visiting St. Thomas, or just exploring the area more? Get to know this New Orleans neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, with ratings, photos and more.

Looking to check out the newest restaurant and retail additions to New Orleans? Here's a list of the newest businesses to debut recently near you.

New Orleans is seeing strong demand for sales representatives' skills. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

New Orleans is seeing strong demand for managers' skills. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

New Orleans' health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

New Orleans' sales industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

New Orleans small businesses prepare for economic opportunities presented by Super Bowl LIX in 2025, networking with NFL executives at a recent event.

Abita Brewing Company is opening a new brewery in New Orleans, set to launch in early 2025, featuring a brewhouse and tastings while continuing to use Abita Springs water.

A New Orleans man was sentenced to five years for arson at a Walmart, intending to steal. He admitted guilt and must pay a fee and will be under supervised release post-prison.

New Orleans announced the acquisition of Cartegraph, a digital asset management system, to improve infrastructure management across key city departments, with phase one starting in 2025.

The article highlights the importance of a strategic approach to job searching, including understanding one's own career desires and preparing thoroughly. The VA provides guidance for applicants on the aspects to consider before applying for a job.

A 24-year-old from St. Tammany Parish pleaded guilty to fentanyl distribution, facing at least 5 years in prison per count.

A man from Bienville Parish, Louisiana, was arrested for multiple deer hunting violations, including obstruction of justice and hunting without a license.

A Louisiana social worker was sentenced to 30 months in prison for healthcare fraud, involving false insurance claims and ordered to pay $4.6 million in restitution.

A teen died and another was injured when a GMC struck their bicycle in St. Bernard Parish, LA. The accident happened in a dimly-lit area and the bike lacked lights.

Algiers Point in New Orleans will host a film shoot with simulated gunfire, overseen by law enforcement, contributing to the city's film industry economy.

Louisiana's LDWF is offering in-person commercial fishing license sales and boat registration at select field offices in April, with staff also assisting with trip ticket training.

Jefferson Parish is hosting its first Small Business Industry Day on April 21, aiming to foster local business connections and insights into government contracting.

ExxonMobil will invest $100 million in Baton Rouge to increase production of semiconductor-grade isopropyl alcohol by 2027, creating jobs and boosting Louisiana's role in tech supply chain.

The article provides detailed information about the upcoming NSTR Lottery, including key dates for registration, mandatory training, application requirements, and resources for applicants.

Two died in separate traffic accidents in Tangipahoa Parish, with one crash involving a car hitting trees and the other a pedestrian hit on the interstate.

Honduran national indicted in the US for possessing a firearm as an illegal alien; faces up to 15 years in prison.

A Honduran man, Bryan Javier Perez-Espinoza, is indicted for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation. He faces a potential two-year prison term and fines.

Al Scramuzza, the "Crawfish King" of New Orleans, died at 97. He turned crawfish into a city staple and his business, Seafood City, was a local landmark.

An 8-year-old girl was critically injured by a stray bullet during a shootout in Algiers, NOPD investigates. Her uncle and a local activist express their distress and urge community action.

NOPD is investigating a homicide from a shooting in Sixth District, with the victim fatally wounded at 2nd and Clara Streets. Suspect was released after questioning; investigation is ongoing.

The NOPD is probing a stabbing in Seventh District, where a juvenile was killed, allegedly by his brother, who's been charged with second-degree murder.

Tracey's Original Irish Channel Bar in New Orleans is closing due to setbacks, including parade cancellations and permitting issues. Owner Jeffrey Carreras reflects on the bar's cultural impact and plans to host pop-up events until May's end.

NOPD seeks help after a hit-and-run on Canal Street, involving a black pickup truck, left a cyclist seriously injured. The truck, with unique LED and grill lights, fled the scene. No driver description yet. Public urged to share info.

A person was hit by a car in downtown Oklahoma City early morning; the driver stayed to cooperate with police, and the victim is stable but in hospital. The accident details are under investigation.

Linde invests over $400 million to construct the largest ASU in the Mississippi River corridor, aiding the production of low-carbon ammonia and economic growth in Ascension Parish, Louisiana.

Louisiana's LED is inviting small businesses to join the 2025-26 SEBD Roundtables for networking and growth, with applications open for participants to discuss challenges and share experiences.

Hood Container Corporation will invest $118.9 million to modernize its St. Francisville paper mill, maintaining 295 jobs and expecting to create 819 indirect jobs. The upgrade will increase production and support Louisiana's agribusiness sector.

The New Orleans Office of Supplier Diversity announced August events to help small businesses with resources, networking, and understanding the city's procurement process.

NOFD battled a three-alarm fire at a New Orleans East salvage yard, facing access issues and non-functioning hydrants; the fire was under control by 9:38 p.m.

NOPD is seeking a person of interest for questioning in an August 14 homicide at Frenchmen and Decatur streets.

A chemical fire at Smitty's Supply Inc. in Roseland is 90% contained, with no human casualties and ongoing recovery efforts. Wildlife affected should be reported via hotline.

New Orleans Police seek a person of interest, Dolman DeLeon, for information on a homicide but clarify he is not a suspect. Public assistance is requested.

The NOPD seeks public help to identify three suspects in a robbery. A victim was lured into a car on Bourbon Street and later robbed by the trio. Descriptions of the suspects and their vehicle were provided.

Kenneth Levine died after being hit by a Chrysler on Louisiana Highway 182. The driver, not impaired, struck Levine, who wore dark clothes, reducing visibility. The investigation continues.

Amazon launched Louisiana's first same-day delivery center in Elmwood, anticipating creating over 200 jobs and enhancing customer convenience with advanced robotics technology for faster order fulfillment.

The Louisiana State Police released a video detailing a trooper-involved shooting, resulting in one fatality and two arrests after a chase linked to a narcotics investigation.

Louisiana State Police released detailed evidence from Kyren Lacy's fatal crash incident for transparency, including a crash report and briefing video. They emphasized reliance on the full facts, addressing the serious outcomes of the crash.

A man died in a car accident in Louisiana after his truck hit a crossing arm and overturned; he wasn't wearing a seatbelt. Police are investigating the crash.

The LDWF's online boat registration system is down for maintenance until after the weekend, to modernize and improve the user experience. Alternative registration methods are available.

Texas man John Acosta died in a single-vehicle crash in Calcasieu Parish, as reported by Louisiana State Police.

State and federal agencies conducted joint patrols to enforce oyster fishing regulations in Louisiana, issuing citations for permit violations and checking immigration compliance among crews.

The Back Nine is set to replace The Munch Factory as the new restaurant at Joseph M. Bartholomew, Sr. Municipal Golf Course in New Orleans from January 3, 2026.

Drone Institute, LLC plans a $340,000 expansion of its Lafayette HQ, creating about 1,400 jobs in the next decade and strengthening its commitment to drone innovation and education.

St. John the Baptist Parish launches Restaurant Day with deals to support local eateries, coinciding with Small Business Saturday, promoting community investment and local spending.

Boudreaux’s Jewelers invests $4M in its Mandeville flagship store expansion to become a leading jewelry manufacturing hub in Louisiana, promising new high-wage jobs.

Aaron Terod Johnson, 37, was found guilty of sex trafficking a minor and coercing another into prostitution. He now faces a prison sentence ranging from 10 years to life, with sentencing scheduled for March 18, 2025.

The New Orleans Fire Department tackled two major fires on New Year’s, one three-alarm fire in Algiers and another two-alarm in Uptown, which led to 18 people being displaced. No casualties were reported.

Louisiana wins Business Facilities' Platinum Deal of the Year again for Hyundai Steel's $5.8 billion investment in a new steel mill, expected to create over 5,400 jobs in Ascension Parish.

Raishad Batiste was arrested in Metairie, LA, for evading a stop and injuring a deputy in December, as announced by the St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office.

New Orleans Police seek help via social media to locate Ronald Washington, charged with aggravated assault with a firearm and possession by a felon, advising the public he's dangerous and to not approach him.

Ampirical is expanding its headquarters in St. Tammany Parish, with a 90,000 square-foot facility, creating 175 jobs. The $43 million project reflects the company's two-decade commitment to the local economy.

A ceremony celebrated local entrepreneurs who completed the Kauffman FastTrac Program, with discussions on the program's impact on over 200 entrepreneurs, offering resources and training to advance small businesses.

LaPlace's Baskin Robbins is highlighted in St. John the Baptist Parish's "Saturday Spotlight" social media campaign, celebrated for its vast flavor selection and ability to cater to both special occasions and impromptu dessert desires.

Hymel's Florist in LaPlace is a family-owned shop praised for exceptional service and unique floral designs, catering to various occasions and offering local and nationwide delivery.

Rouses opened a new store at Chef Menteur Highway on Feb. 2, converting a former Winn‑Dixie and adding produce, seafood and deli departments to New Orleans East. The move aims to improve local access to fresh food and preserve jobs amid a wider Rouses expansion.

A federal spending‑bill change could outlaw hemp‑derived drinks in November 2026, threatening New Orleans makers, retailers and dozens of local jobs. Industry groups are racing to buy time in Congress.

Amazon now operates 13 Louisiana sites and employs more than 10,000 people, reshaping corridors from Baton Rouge to Shreveport. The buildout is already spawning new businesses and traffic challenges.

A 16-year-old, Ryder St. Amant, balances high school with his successful home-based business, Dipped' by Ryder, in St. Charles Parish, inspiring teen entrepreneurship.

The Winn‑Dixie at Lakewood Plaza in Metairie will close and be converted into an Aldi, employees say. The move fits into Aldi’s wider conversions of Winn‑Dixie stores across the Gulf South.

NOPD arrested five suspects for pickpocketing in the French Quarter, recovering 71 phones, IDs, and credit cards; they continue seeking victims to return stolen items.

A Chinese national with a fake passport was sentenced to time served and will be deported following a U.S. district judge's ruling. The case is part of Operation Take Back America.

Cargill has put its Franklinton aquafeed mill up for sale, with Palacios‑based Bowers‑Saha set to take ownership and keep the plant running. The move aims to secure feed supply for the buyer’s farms.

The Winn‑Dixie at 5400 Tchoupitoulas will close in late March and be converted into an Aldi. Staff were given advance notice and can apply for new roles.

Shintech will invest $3.4 billion to expand its Plaquemine plant, adding ethylene and VCM units and promising more than 800 potential jobs for the Capital Region. The phased build targets lower emissions and a first‑phase finish in 2030.

DISH customers in New Orleans face a possible blackout of WVUE‑Fox 8 this Tuesday at 6 p.m. unless the broadcaster and DISH reach a deal.

Sazerac reportedly approached Brown‑Forman, owner of Jack Daniel’s, creating a rare U.S. rival to Pernod Ricard’s talks. The possible tie‑up would reshape American whiskey power dynamics.

Textron Systems will invest $5.8M to expand Slidell and New Orleans shipyard operations, adding 133 direct jobs and LED FastStart workforce support.

GNO Inc.'s latest jobs report sets Top Jobs at $24.60 an hour, highlights health care growth and points to energy and the Louisiana International Terminal as major wage drivers.

Federal regulators approved MC Bancshares’ sale to a Daryl Byrd–led investor group, clearing a May close and plans to expand into Baton Rouge and Atlanta.

A 27,000‑square‑foot Nordstrom Rack opens at Elmwood Center this Thursday with preview events and grand‑opening giveaways.

Turner Industries will open nuclear fabrication hubs in New Iberia and Port Allen, creating 1,000 direct jobs and bolstering Louisiana’s role in advanced nuclear manufacturing.

An AHLA‑commissioned study finds New Orleans hotels generated nearly $9 billion in 2025, supported 51,000 jobs and produced about $1.2 billion in tax revenue. The numbers underline hospitality’s outsized role in the local economy.

Kern Studios has quietly turned its seasonal float business into a year‑round fabrication company, pulling in major theme‑park and corporate work while keeping local artists employed.

TJ Maxx opened a new LaPlace store at 1428 W. Airline Hwy on Thursday, marked by a parish ribbon‑cutting and promises of new local retail jobs.

DOE selected two demonstration projects in Louisiana and Oklahoma for up to $134M to extract rare earths from industrial waste and bolster domestic supply chains. The awards name a Gramercy, LA plant and an Ardmore, OK demo with MIT.

Faith Technologies will invest $80.5M to build a 500,000‑sq‑ft plant in Monroe, promising hundreds of jobs and state workforce support. Construction is underway and operations are slated for spring 2027.

Walmart and Wing named New Orleans among seven new markets to get drone deliveries as part of a coast‑to‑coast buildout aiming to reach 40 million shoppers by 2027.

BP has started marketing minority stakes in the Kaskida and Tiber Gulf projects, moves that could reshape which companies capture multi‑billion-dollar offshore work and spark legal fights.

Sail 250 and Memorial Day crowds pushed New Orleans to a weekly hotel occupancy jump, with rooms up 10.9% to 56.1%.