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In a city that barely sleeps, Mayor LaToya Cantrell asked owners to have last call at 11:15 p.m., and that the number of patrons allowed in bars or nightclubs be reduced by 50 percent in an effort to increase social distancing and curb the spread of COVID-19.
Students gathered their belongings as local universities transitioned to online courses and area businesses began announcing closures due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Here’s a timeline from the Associated Press on when the President will arrive in the city for the College National Championship game.
Here’s what to know about and what to prepare for during the freezing weather in New Orleans.
How much should we be willing to pay for solar? And who should own it? The East is poised to be on the front line of that debate.
A brief recap of all the social media posts you might have missed about the Port Authority bus that fell into a sinkhole.
Officials say now their mission is to recover the remains of two victims who died due to the collapse.
Not only is regular daily business hit-or-miss, but deliveries have been blocked multiple times since the disaster due to street closures. Foot traffic has been blocked as well on multiple days.
Authorities said their next mission is to recover the bodies of two victims still inside the building before it is demolished.
From traffic issues, public transportation and evacuations, a lot is happening due to the partial collapse at the construction site of the Hard Rock Hotel on Canal Street. Here’s a running guide of what to know.