Lack of soothing gunfire sounds causes insomnia in ex-NOLA transplant
New Orleans has always been a melting pot for strays from other cities looking for fun, excitement, and acceptance. The city is full of transplants…
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Tourist triggers hazmat response at Cafe Du Monde over suspicious white powder
Authorities say a tourist tweeted the New Orleans Police Department this morning after noticing a suspicious white powder at Cafe Du Monde on Decatur, forcing…
Men earn less than women for work online, Equal Pay Day report shows
According to a new Equal Pay Day report by the Department of Labor on work-related compensation, men earn significantly less social media “likes” and “comments”…
New pothole repair program in New Orleans offers free burial plots to residents
In an attempt to finally address a longstanding backlog and fill the tens of thousands of potholes across the city, the New Orleans Department of…
Retired Robert E. Lee statue spotted working at KFC
The Robert E. Lee statue that once resided in the aptly named Lee Circle has found a new calling – working at a Kentucky Fried…
Da college admissions bribery scandal rocks Da Parish
The totally shocking college admissions bribery scandal engulfing prominent U.S. colleges and elite American families has made its way to the Crescent City. According to…
NOPD investigating mugging of beloved Daylight-Saving Time
New Orleans Police are investigating a mugging that sent a tourist to the hospital Sunday night. Authorities have identified the mugging victim found unconscious early…
Man who hasn’t been to church in two months attends Ash Wednesday mass to maintain Catholic accreditation
A local man beat the eternal buzzer today when he attended Ash Wednesday services at St. Theresa of Avila in the Faubourg. After two months…
Confederate statues allegedly thrown during Mardi Gras parade
Whoever threw Confederate statues during the Krewe of Lushes parade last night is in big trouble and subject to a lifetime ban, according to a…
Former DA Walter Reed to ride Mardi Gras float into prison
Nearly three years after being convicted on corruption charges, former Northshore district attorney Walter Reed has been ordered by the Appeals court to begin serving…