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U.S. Coast Guard photo courtesy of Coast Guard Station Grand Isle/Families of the missing hope that they are alive inside. -
U.S. Coast Guard photo courtesy of Coast Guard Cutter Glenn HarrisCoast Guard Petty Officer Carlos Galarza could not confirm the rumor that people are trapped alive inside the ship.
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The Terrebonne Parish School Board will vote Tuesday night on whether to close a tiny school that means a lot to many. -
Advocates rallied at the State Capitol on Friday as part of a regional effort that includes hundreds of environmental and social justice advocacy groups across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas and Florida.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is increasing the number of storms predicted each hurricane season based on a new average over the last three decades.
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After several delays, New Orleans City Council has voted unanimously in favor of a resolution to oppose the construction of a plastics plant in St. James Parish.
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Citing the interrelated concerns of harm to local waterways, fisheries and tourism, two City Council members are set to introduce a resolution this week opposing the construction of the Sunshine Project by FG LA LLC, a subsidiary of Taiwanese chemical giant Formosa Plastics
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Flood insurance rates across the country are about to change in a big way, and it starts on Oct. 1.Here in Louisiana that mostly means increases. Eighty…
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It’s been a record-breakingly wet March in New Orleans, and more rain is on the way Wednesday night.National Weather Service forecasters say about 5.5…
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It’s not even summer, but the storms are back with a vengeance.Starting Tuesday afternoon, South Louisiana is in store for a several-day stretch of…
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BATON ROUGE La. — State Rep. Denise Marcelle was born and raised in Baton Rouge. Like many residents, she’s always appreciated the crystal clear water…
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The Mississippi River is on the rise, but don’t pack your tailgating gear just yet, because the Bonnet Carre Spillway likely won’t be opened during this…
