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Mardi Gras Could Get More Expensive as New Orleans Eyes $850 Fee for Every Float Mardi Gras could soon become more expensive for the krewes putting on the “Greatest Free Show on Earth.” New Orleans officials are considering a new…

Louisiana National Guard’s Eight-Month Deployment in New Orleans Coming to an End NEW ORLEANS, La. — After eight months on the streets of New Orleans, the Louisiana National Guard’s extended deployment in the city is coming to an end. New…

The new system allows residents to text emergency dispatchers directly.

Slidell Man Behind Years Of Public Corruption Accusations Arrested Again SLIDELL, La. — A Slidell man known for publicly accusing government officials and others of fraud and corruption has been arrested again for allegedly violating a protective order. According to…

Local fire officials say early fall is a good time for a home safety check.
Video Of Black Doll Being Dragged Through LSU Student Union Draws Outrage BATON ROUGE, La. — A viral video recorded inside Louisiana State University’s Student Union has sparked outrage after showing a woman dragging a Black baby doll across the…

Silver Slipper Pushes Back On Viral Flag Controversy As Questions Remain Over Trump Displays BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. — A controversy surrounding Silver Slipper Casino Hotel erupted on social media Thursday after allegations surfaced that management removed American flags and…
Large Emergency Response At Wingate Hotel In Slidell After Dryer Fire SLIDELL, La. — A large emergency response was seen Thursday afternoon at the Wingate hotel in Slidell after a dryer caught fire inside the building. Multiple fire trucks and…

New Slidell Boys & Girls Club Advisory Council Looks to Build a Stronger Future for Local Youth The Slidell Boys & Girls Club is entering a new chapter with a newly formed Parish Advisory Council focused on strengthening the local…

Mississippi Pushes Back as Federal Government Moves to Scale Back Childhood Vaccines JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi health officials are pushing back against major changes to the nation’s childhood vaccine recommendations, signaling that the state may continue recommending some vaccinations even…