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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.