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City Council President JP Morrell said the annual gathering is a reminder of the responsibility to keep those memories alive.
The database now includes new information about people who, more than two decades after the storm, still have no names.
At the ceremony, speakers said preserving Katrina’s history is a responsibility that must be passed to the next generation.
After decades of neglect and years of delays, city leaders say the historic beach's $24.5 million restoration is coming soon.
CID NOLA says graffiti has increased along the historic corridor and is calling for creative cleanup efforts.
On empty seats, full buildings and who gets left holding them. [...] Read More... from When the school closes, what happens to the community?…
Parish President Robby Miller issues a parish-wide burn ban while Washington Parish's remains in effect.
Survivors of clergy abuse learned this week they’ll receive far less than expected from a $305 million settlement, with payouts capped at about $641,000.
City leaders believe the higher rates will help close the sanitation funding gap.
The coroner's office identified the woman as Cindy Perritt, 33.
NEW ORLEANS – Touro marked its 174th birthday with the opening of its newly renovated, $7.5 million Outpatient Surgery Center, doubling the facility’s size…
Tangipahoa Parish deputies are searching for a red sedan after the woman suffered a serious eye injury.
A severe thunderstorm warning is also in effect for the Northshore until 6:15 a.m. Thursday.
New Orleans experiences an exceptional number of fair-weather power outages as aging and failing equipment raises concerns across the city. [...] Read More... from…
No single policy stands out among all the new state and districts policies governing technology. What's notable is how quickly the conversation around education…
After being kicked out of her house and expelled from school, a 16-year-old girl, Mea, learns to survive on her own. [...] Read More...…
The winners include three first places [...] Read More... from The Lens Earns 11 Honors at Press Club of New Orleans Journalism Awards The…
If a new federal rule is enacted, the administration could deny research grant applications related to life-saving issues like vaccine safety, climate science, and…
Advocates say stricter immigration documentation requirements ignore the realities of abuse, prompting concerns that victims will be denied protection. [...] Read More... from New…
Incoming principal Kendall McManus-Thomas returns to Easton as a pathbreaker who grew up in pre-Katrina schools, experienced the disaster and all of its chaos…
"What united us in 1776 was the idea that a country can be defined by a shared belief that freedom and equality are human…
The NAACP should help top Black student athletes forgo SEC money and honor the NAACP voting-rights boycott — without having to take a back…
New CDC data shows that young Black men are now dying by suicide at higher rates than their white peers, for the first time…
First envisioned in 2008, the 3,700-seat stadium will open in Fall 2027 as Raising Cane’s 9th Ward Stadium at LCMC Health Field [...] Read…