Study Finds 94% of New Orleanians Look Back at Chair After Standing Up
A new study has found that 94% of New Orleans residents instinctively look back at their chair after standing up, primarily to assess what, if…
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New Orleans Proposes $850-Per-Float Fee for Providing Free Mardi Gras
After years of allowing Carnival organizations to build and fund Mardi Gras parades at their own expense, the City of New Orleans has identified one…
LSU Announces All 5-Star Recruits Will Now Be Classified as ‘Extremely Good 4-Star Recruits’
LSU announced earlier today that all 5-star football recruits will immediately be reclassified as “extremely good 4-star recruits” as the university continues adjusting to the…
Local Gecko’s Plan to Slip Through Door Ends Abruptly
A routine door opening yesterday evening took an unexpected turn after a local gecko’s plan to slip through alongside it ended abruptly, according to sources…
‘Pump Station Panic’ Game Lets You Keep New Orleans Mostly Dry
New browser game puts the city’s drainage system in your questionably qualified hands NEW ORLEANS — A light rainstorm is approaching the New Orleans area,…
Gov. Landry: Louisiana is the Best Worst State in the Nation
Responding to another national analysis by U.S. News & World Report that ranked Louisiana as the worst state in America, Governor Jeff Landry today said…
Louisiana Man Decides Living in The Shower is The Only Reasonable Summer Option
After taking his fourth shower before 1:00 p.m. and immediately needing a fifth after walking six feet to retrieve a pizza flyer from his porch,…
Scientists Say Permanent Daylight Saving Time Will Give Louisianans 60 Extra Minutes to Be “On My Way”
Scientists say making Daylight Saving Time permanent will give Louisiana residents an extra hour of daylight to tell friends and family they’re “on the way”…
After Seeing New York Proposal, Jefferson Parish Man Does What He Can with What He’s Got
Less than 24 hours after watching footage of a couple get engaged atop New York City’s Empire State Building, Metairie residents Clay Neville and his…
Experts Diagnose Tulane’s Charity Hospital Renderings with Early-Stage Optimism
Tulane University this week unveiled updated renderings for its planned $500 million redevelopment of Charity Hospital, with construction expected to begin this fall. Within hours,…