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Thirty days after Hurricane Ida, the Louisiana Public Service Commission reports nearly eight thousand customers are without power as a result of the Category 4 storm.

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell is encouraging Mardi Gras advisory council members to have all krewes fully vaccinated before the 2022 carnival season

The application deadline for the federal Blue Roof Program is quickly approaching for those still looking to protect their properties in 25 parishes after Hurricane Ida slammed South Louisiana.

Thousands of Louisiana National Guard members are still on the job helping victims of Ida in the southeast coastal communities.

A north Larose neighborhood that endured a ten-foot storm surge is dealing with almost a foot of sludge and standing water

On Thursday parents should begin to see the first of six-monthly child tax credit payments in their account.

Qualifying for the New Orleans mayoral race begins Wednesday and incumbent Latoya Cantrell appears to be in a strong position to get elected to a second and final term.

The Louisiana Community and Technical College System saw a 10 percent drop in enrollment during the 2020-21 school year.

US employers are finding many of their older workers aren’t heading back into the office and instead retiring early in unusually large numbers.

A tire blowout on an 18-wheeler is believed to have started a series of events that ended in the deaths of two men on I-10 near Duson.