James Finn

New Orleans officials have set a new date for a town hall where residents can weigh in and ask questions about how the city will spend their tax dollars in 2025.

The city of New Orleans' system for paying contractors is plagued by deficiencies that have delayed payments and may be deterring companies from doing business with the city, Louisiana's Legislative Auditor said in a new report.

Federal prosecutors haven't filed charges against Cantrell, creating new questions about the case against her. Here's what to know.

In the days before he died, Bill Rouselle led the New Orleans Citizen Committee, a group that pushed back against goals of Republican Gov. Jeff Landry.

Entergy New Orleans customers suffered seven outages — most of them "fair weather" incidents, meaning problems that stem not from inclement weather, but faulty equipment or other causes — through the first three weeks of August.

The City Council approved a package of new rules Thursday that aim to finally start moving decades of unpaid judgments out the door. 2 min to read

A new report from immigration advocacy groups released Monday said there was “rampant abuse” within U.S. immigration detention facilities located

An attorney waging a legal fight with Mayor LaToya Cantrell went on talk radio last week to criticize a prominent Black-owned radio station, infuriating that station's owners and igniting a political battle on the airwaves.

A holiday will help commemorate both the trauma and progress the storm inspired, some New Orleans council members and other leaders said.

With the Super Bowl set to arrive in New Orleans next year, Mayor LaToya Cantrell has named Percy "Master P" Miller as her new "entertainment