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NEW ORLEANS — The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel, has opened Café Alice, a new all-day dining concept in the French Quarter hotel. Replacing the former Teddy’s Café,

NEW ORLEANS — Some familiar faces are returning to the bar at Compère Lapin this November as the restaurant reunites six former bartenders for a three-night celebration of its cocktail

This season, we step inside The Whit, the Garden District’s newest jewel, for a celebration of local style. Developed by Gretchen Trauth, CEO of ERG Enterprises, the intimate 15-room hotel occupies a

Davis is closing the gap as he bids to be Louisiana’s first Black U.S. Senator since Reconstruction, leaving Letlow without the sure victory Republicans had hoped for. ‘This is not going to be a slam

On budget holes, dead malls, and the habit of rebuilding what we let fall apart. [...] Read More... from Moving past ‘We’re broke’: why New Orleans can’t cut its way to growth

As a national parasite outbreak leaves New Orleans residents looking for regionally grown produce, corner stores and growers step in to fill healthy food gaps. [...] Read More... from ‘Lettuce build a

The Board of Commissioners traded the safety of immigrant families for a $530,000 contract on a toxic site. Though the doors are opening in a few days, the commissioners still have time. What they may

Constructed from corrugated steel shipping containers and fitted with solar panels, the sustainable 2,000-square-foot schoolhouse holds digital art classrooms, a gallery, a combination library and med

More than 90% of Orleans public schools automatically offer free breakfast and lunch to all students due to high SNAP enrollment rates. With Louisiana SNAP cutting 1 in 5 recipients, school cafeterias

On empty seats, full buildings and who gets left holding them. [...] Read More... from When the school closes, what happens to the community?

A quarter of Louisiana's marketplace enrollees from 2025 no longer have coverage in 2026. [...] Read More... from Louisiana’s Obamacare drop rate among the nation’s largest