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Clarion Herald
1000 Howard Ave
New Orleans, LA 70113 Directions
Country Roads Magazine
728 France St
Baton Rouge, LA 70802 Directions
02/21/2019 10:23am
Before the feast, a West Baton Rouge pop-up exhibit on sugars history in Louisiana, complimented by cocktails courtesy of Alma Plantation.
02/21/2019 10:06am
The Houmas House chef works wonders with sugar for Country Roads March Supper Club.
02/21/2019 9:36am
AgCenter agent Lee Rouse uses his own yard as a lab to test his horticulture skills
The Louisiana Weekly
2215 Pelopidas St
New Orleans, LA 70122 Directions
02/18/2019 12:32pm
By Marta Jewson The Lens The Orleans Parish school district wont finish installing long-awaited filters to remove lead from drinking water until this fall, asContinue Reading
02/18/2019 12:32pm
By Meghan Holmes Contributing Writer Taiwanese company Formosa received a coastal use permit from the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources last week, authorizing construction ofContinue Reading
02/18/2019 12:32pm
By Susan Buchanan Contributing Writer Greater New Orleans is expected to be even hotter ten years from now. And the impacts of climate change onContinue Reading
02/18/2019 12:32pm
By Tom Wright The Lens Representatives of Mosaic Fertilizer, LLC say they are confident about their ability to prevent a potential breach of its gypsum-walledContinue Reading
02/18/2019 12:32pm
By Ryan Whirty Contributing Writer In September 2009, when Larry Barabino Jr. resigned as the city of New Orleans recreation director for another job atContinue Reading
The Times-Picayune
365 Canal Pl
New Orleans, LA 70130 Directions
WDSU TV 6 NBC
846 Howard Ave
New Orleans, LA 70113 Directions
02/20/2019 11:10am
The awards, allegedly handed out during a banquet attended by about 150 people, poked fun at cheerleaders bodies.
02/20/2019 6:54pm
The father of three brought his 9-year-old son to safety before going back into a burning home to find his older children, a family member said.
02/16/2019 5:50am
The lone survivor of the blaze, a 13-year-old girl, was hospitalized.
02/27/2019 1:27pm
Take a trip down memory lane with these Oscar classics.
02/22/2019 3:18pm
Federal agents arrested a self-proclaimed white nationalist and lieutenant in the Coast Guard on gun and drug charges, accusing him of plotting a massive domestic terror attack against politicians and journalists.
WGNO TV 26 ABC
1 Galleria Blvd
Metairie, LA 70001 Directions
02/22/2019 3:31pm
van idus/2019/01/24/sebring-florida-bank-shooting-orig-llr.cnn Prosecutors in Florida plan to seek the death penalty for a man suspected of killing five women at a SunTrust bank last month, authorities said. The suspect, 21-year-old Zephen Xaver, was indicted on five counts of first-degree murder, State Attorney Brian Hass said Friday. He is set to be arraigned on those charges later this month. Hass said he reached the unquestionable conclusion that he must seek the death penalty for Xaver after analyzing all the evidence. As
02/22/2019 3:05pm
van idvan/ns-acc/2019/02/08/MW-022FRCNNA-ST1-100000000503d216 Milwaukee, WI WITI The community came together Friday evening, Feb. 8 to honor fallen Milwaukee Police Department Officer Matthew Rittner. A vigil held at Zablocki School near 10th and Oklahoma, was packed with supporters to say thank you. This is the third officer in eight months. Its hard, said Tracey Dent, community activist. Hundreds gathered for the vigil. Milwaukee city leaders joined police officers, neighbors, friends and family to remember fallen Officer Rittner. Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso
02/22/2019 2:41pm
Former Mississippi State baseball coach Andy Cannizaro, who resigned at Mississippi State a year ago, is back in coaching. Cannizaro has been named head baseball coach at Holy Cross School, effective June 1st. Heres what Cannizaro said in a news release from the school. My family and I are extremely honored to join the Holy Cross Tiger family, Cannizaro said. I am so thankful for the opportunity to resume my coaching career at this prestigious institution, which has represented excellence
02/22/2019 2:40pm
The US Marshals new mobile app will allow the public to report helpful information anonymously. Any information believed to be helpful in the tracking and arresting of wanted fugitives is welcome. We value the information that we receive from the public, and wanted to ensure that people could provide that information to us with confidentiality using the USMS Tips app, said U.S. Marshals Criminal Intelligence Branch Chief Jennifer Armstrong. All tip submissions are safe, secure, and discreet. The USMS says
02/22/2019 2:00pm
Botswana should lift its four-year ban on big game hunting and also allow the canning of elephant meat for pet food, Cabinet ministers in the southern African nation have recommended. Botswana, home to nearly 130,000 elephants, is one of the most popular tourist destinations for wildlife lovers who want to glimpse the animals. But tension over the elephant population has grown, with some arguing they damage crops. Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who took office last year, had asked the committee
WHNO TV 20
839 St Charles Ave
New Orleans, LA 70130 Directions
WLAE TV PBS
3330 N Causeway Blvd
New Orleans, LA 70002 Directions
WRNO Radio 99.5 FM
929 Howard Ave
New Orleans, LA 70113 Directions
WVUE TV 8 Fox
1025 S Jefferson Davis Pkwy
New Orleans, LA 70125 Directions
WWL News Radio AM 870 / FM 105.3
400 Poydras St
New Orleans, AL 70130 Directions
02/22/2019 3:36pm
No compensatory draft picks awarded to the Saints USA TODAY Sports February 22, 2019 Steve Geller functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowThe NFL announced all of the compensatory picks for the 2019 draft, but the Saints were not awarded one for a 3rd straight year. Compensatory picks are given to teams who lost more free agents than they singed.The league also released the official order for the draft which runs April 25th through April 27th. New Orleans currently has 6 selections and just one pick in the 1st four rounds.2nd - 62nd overall5th - 168th overall6th - 177th overall6th - 202nd overall7th - 231st overall7th - 246th overall Categories: Sports NFL Local News Football Saints Tags: New Orleans Saints NFL Draft Comments
02/22/2019 3:06pm
Warm and muggy weather for kickoff of parade season Chris Miller February 22, 2019 Categories: Weather Local News Mardi Gras News functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowfunctione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowIt will be warm and muggy in the New Orleans area as parades begin.Mostly cloudy skies for the rest of the evening and night, we may still see a few stray showers said WWL-TV meteorologist Chris Franklin. Mild, muggy, overnight lows in the 60s.Showers and storms are expected Saturday, but not until more in the afternoon and early evening, Chris tells us.DETAILED FORECASTFRIDAY:Morning dense fog, then mostly cloudy and warm with a 40 chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs around 82. Wind S 8-15 mph.FRIDAY NIGHT/SATURDAY MORNING:Cloudy and mild with a 20 chance for isolated showers and patchy dense fog. Lows around 71. Wind S/SE 3-5 mph.SATURDAY:Morning dense fog, then mostly cloudy, windy, humid and warm with a 60 chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. Some could be strong to severe. Highs around 82. Wind S/SW 15-25 mph.SUNDAY:Plenty of sunshine, breezy and cooler. Cool lows around 58. Highs around 70.MONDAY:Partly cloudy and cool. Chilly lows north of the lake around 43 and cool south of the lake around 50. Highs around 66.TUESDAY:Mostly cloudy and milder with a 30 chance for spotty showers. Chilly lows north of the lake around 49 and cool south of the lake around 55. Highs around 70.WEDNESDAY:Morning dense fog, then cloudy, breezy and mild with a 40 chance for scattered showers and storms. Lows around 63. Highs around 75.THURSDAY:Morning dense fog, then mostly cloudy and mild with a 30 chance for spotty showers and storms. Lows around 63. Highs around 72. Tags: Weather forecast Weather Mardi Gras Parades Mardi Gras 2019 Comments
02/22/2019 1:54pm
New La. Medicaid check reveals larger than normal number of ineligible recipients February 22, 2019 Categories: Local News Government Health functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowfunctione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowWWL.com - Thousands of Medicaid patients have been told that they are no longer eligible for the program after a new computer system showed they no longer met the income requirements for the government health insurance. Department of Health Secretary Rebekah Gee says the new program automatically confirms your wages and income with Workforce Development and othersBased on those records, if we find that you make too much to qualify for Medicaid, were sending you a letter to say, listen, our records indicate from the last quarter that you may not qualify. Send us information.Gee says the usual turnover for Medicaid is 18,000 people a month, and after running the entire database, this month was 37,000.The Secretary says most of those who no longer qualify are still considered low-wage and income workers, and may qualify for Obamacare subsidies.If you make too much to qualify, then you need to go on Healthcare.gov. You will now qualify for healthcare through the exchange, and you may have to pay a little bit for it.All of those removed from the program qualified under the 2016 Medicaid expansion and are non-elderly adults.Gee says the new system of checks also will make it easier for prospective Medicaid recipients to figure out whether or not they qualify.You get real time data so that you can apply and find out right then and there whether or not you are eligible, versus the old system which was much more difficult to navigate. Tags: Medicaid Department of Health Rebekah Gee Obamacare Healthcare.gov. Comments
02/22/2019 1:32pm
Edwards recommends $30B budget that assumes forecast changes February 22, 2019 Categories: State Local News functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowfunctione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowBATON ROUGE, La. AP Gov. John Bel Edwards unveiled a $30 billion budget proposal Friday that would boost education and health care spending and give public school teachers pay raises, but relies on uncertain financing to make the numbers balance.The Democratic governors spending recommendations for the 2019-20 budget year that begins July 1 represent a wish list of sorts, assuming Edwards will eventually break through a logjam with House Republican leaders that has blocked increases to the state income forecast.The last financial forecast for the upcoming year was adopted in June. Those figures, however, dont reflect the recommendations of state economists who expect tax collections to be higher, and theyre missing billions that agencies expect to receive from fees, fines and other revenue sources.Rather than leave huge cuts and gaps across state agencies, the Edwards administration presented an aspirational document about what the governor believes will show up in the treasury and how hed like to spend it.Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne, the governors chief budget adviser, said leaving out money expected to reach state coffers would not be in the publics best interest.It is divorced from reality, Dardenne, who presented the budget on Edwards behalf, told the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget.Edwards is proposing more than $140 million in spending boosts for K-12 education, including a $1,000 across-the-board pay raise for public school teachers and a $500 salary bump for school support workers. Other dollars would go to block grants for school districts. The governor also recommends $11 million in new public college spending and full financing for the TOPS free college tuition program.State law requires the Revenue Estimating Conference, the state income forecasting panel, to revise the official forecast for the ensuing fiscal year by January. But that hasnt happened.Across four months, House Speaker Taylor Barras or his surrogate has blocked the income forecast changes suggested by economists and sought by Edwards and Republican Senate President John Alario. The changes would make more money available for spending.Barras said hes being cautious, saying he doesnt want to promise agencies money he doesnt feel assured will arrive. He defended his stance Friday.The later we wait in the year, the better we get in our revenue forecasts, said Barras, a New Iberia banker.Edwards calls the move political, amid three years of financial disputes between the Democratic administration and the House GOP leadership.Theres a little gamesmanship going on ... and were going to get past it, the governor said on his monthly radio show. Tags: Louisiana Budget John Bel Edwards Jay Dardenne Comments
02/22/2019 12:56pm
Derick E. Hingle - USA TODAY Sports Jesuit to receive $5 million from Gayle Benson Chris Miller February 22, 2019 Categories: Local News Saints functione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowfunctione,tift.ymvoid 0t.ymvar me.createElementscriptm.typetext/javascript,m.async0,m.src//static.yieldmo.com/ym.m5.js,e.getElementsByTagNamehead0e.getElementsByTagNamebody0.appendChildmelse t.ym instanceof Stringvoid 0t.ym.chkPlst.ym.chkPlsdocument,windowNew Orleans Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson is donating $5 million to Jesuit High School. Jesuit will rename its basketball facilities after Gayle and Tom Benson.The New Orleans Advocate reports it is the largest gift in the schools history.Dennis Lauscha, president of the Saints, Pelicans, and Dixie Beer, and Saints and Pelicans senior vice-president of communications Greg Bensel are both Jesuit grads.My connection to Jesuit comes primarily through Dennis Lauscha -- Im so proud to say -- our team president, both Pelicans and Saints, and Greg Bensel, our senior vice-president, Benson said in a speech at the event. They have both been incredibly loyal to my late husband, Tom Benson.Tom Benson attended St. Aloysius, which merged with Cor Jesu to become Brother Martin High School. Brother Martin has received millions of dollars in donations from the Bensons. Tags: Gayle Benson New Orleans Saints New Orleans Pelicans Jesuit High School Comments
WWL TV 4 CBS
1024 N Rampart St
New Orleans, LA 70116 Directions
02/22/2019 2:13pm
Footage showed extremely severe damage to the historic home with ties to the Rex organization
02/22/2019 12:43pm
1 in 6 boys and 1 in 4 girls will be abused before they turn 18 years old. And that sexual abuse can impact a child in many ways.
02/22/2019 12:31pm
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02/22/2019 12:26pm
In Louisiana, a person convicted of wearing a mask in public can be sentenced to three years in prison at most.
02/22/2019 11:55am
Edwards is proposing more than $140 million in spending boosts for K-12 education, including a $1,000 across-the-board pay raise for public school teachers and a $500 salary bump for school support workers.
WYES TV 12 PBS
916 Navarre Ave
New Orleans, LA 70124 Directions
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