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Hundreds Of Hurricane Evacuees Remain In Hotels As 'Substantial But Insufficient' Recovery Continues

By • 12 hours ago
Ryan Kellman / NPR

More than 600 hurricane evacuees are still living in hotels in Lafayette and New Orleans, officials at a briefing in Lake Charles on Tuesday reported.

Monkey Hill Bar, Krewe Of Nyx Earn Reprimand From The City With Weekend Parties

By • 13 hours ago
Enigma Arts / Flickr (Creative Commons)

A bar in Uptown New Orleans and a local Mardi Gras krewe have been reprimanded by the city for violating COVID-19 guidelines and putting New Orleanians in danger.

Public Schools Report Fewer COVID-19 Cases For Second Week In A Row

By • 18 hours ago
Aubri Juhasz / WWNO

New Orleans public schools reported a drop in active COVID-19 cases for the second week in a row, according to new data released Monday afternoon.

Life Raft: How Much Can We Blame The 2020 Hurricane Season On Climate Change?

By • 23 hours ago
Laura Sanders

The 2020 Hurricane Season was intense. It set all kinds of records: most named storms in a season,and most to rapidly intensify, among others. Five storms hit the Louisiana coast.

324 Louisiana COVID-19 Vaccine Providers Will Receive Doses This Week

By • Jan 25, 2021
Paula Burch-Celentano / Tulane University

COVID-19 vaccines will be sent to 324 providers in all 64 Louisiana Parishes this week, the Louisiana Department of Health announced Monday.

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