Dolly Parton and Louisiana-based Community Coffee launch Cup of Ambition, a new coffee line tied to her hit song “9 to 5.” ...

LCMC Health collected food and more than 11,700 diapers with community partners, supporting 475 families across Greater New ...

VENICE — Fishermen and property owners in lower Plaquemines Parish are optimistic about a plan for how to rebuild lost wetlands at the Mississippi Delta, though state officials still need to line up ...

New Orleans will become the first U.S. host city for the nationwide Sail 250 maritime celebration beginning May 27, launching a weeklong event that brings U.S. Navy and Coast Guard vessels, ...

Entergy Louisiana CEO Phillip May accidentally disclosed Tuesday that Meta’s Richland Parish data center is expected to draw 4,500 megawatts of electricity, revealing for the first time a closely ...

FAN EXPO New Orleans will return to the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center from Jan. 8-10, 2027, with several stars of the television series “Supernatural” among the first guests announced for the ...

Lorrie Adair, Special Projects Manager, French Quarter Management District -- The French Quarter Management District (FQMD) ...

True Food Kitchen has permanently closed its New Orleans restaurant in the Warehouse District as the health-focused restaurant company begins a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring. The restaurant at ...

Change is coming for the NFL. With the Chicago Bears leaving Soldier Field and the Kansas City Chiefs shuttering their time at Arrowhead Stadium, the New Orleans Saints will soon have the NFL’s second ...

Houston-based Solaris Energy Infrastructure (SEI) has strengthened its power infrastructure capabilities with the acquisition in September of Slaughter, Louisiana-based Omega Foundation Services. The ...

Power producer Exus Renewables North America has acquired the rights from German clean energy company ib vogt to develop four solar projects capable of generating 715 megawatts of electricity in south ...

The Shapiro Family Foundation awarded more than $85,000 in grants and other investments to New Orleans-area nonprofits this week, supporting organizations focused on hunger relief, education, ...