Amanda Roberts

A day after the city shut down four bars for not complying with Covid regulations, some bar owners say the city does not have the full picture.

It wasn’t too long after he got his first Covid-19 vaccine shot that health educator Dr. Eric Griggs noticed his body’s immune system was working overtime.

For the second time this month, Ochsner Health announced delaying vaccine appointments citing issues with distribution.

Even with Who Dats all around, businesses in the French Quarter say they haven’t seen the usual black and gold frenzy as years prior, especially compared to past playoff runs.

For New Orleans’ struggling, treasured restaurants, on chef says the PPP money is not the answer, but it will help.

16-year-old swimmer, Carolina Prieto wore her Newman green swim cap as she jumped into what’s known as the “Mexican-English Channel” off the Yucatan peninsula, aiming to use the swim as a way to raise money for the underprivileged Hispanic community in New Orleans.

Tis the season to spread some cheer, but Metairie resident John Steger says he woke up one morning to see one of his favorite Christmas lawn decorations gone.

In the fight against Covid 19, first responders like doctors, nurses, and EMT workers come first to mind. Contact tracers though are just as much first responders.

After such a contentious election cycle, many are finding relationships may be strained with loved ones particularly with those who sit across the political aisle.

As the city starts to open under phase three-point-two, it’s easy to understand why there’s a push to host fans in the dome again.

One year after the Hard Rock construction site partially collapsed, the developers of 1031 Canal filed a lawsuit against dozens of contractors, engineers, and subcontractors.

Saints Peter and Paul catholic church became Steve Fecke’s spiritual home after Katrina, and worked closely with former pastor Travis Clark to help record masses for the congregation during covid.

It’s the school suspension that garnered attention from across the country, and attorney Chelsea Cusimano says that should show why the Jefferson Parish school district should expunge 9-year-old Ka Mauri Harrison’s school record.

Phase three of reopening the city meant the French quarter started to resemble its old self again.

A beautiful day along the gulf coast brought people from states away, and hearing the Governor lifted the mask mandate, many were celebrating.

Saints Sunday looked very different with only family and friends allowed inside the dome for the game. Businesses in the say without fans, it was almost painfully noticeable.

As the president stepped out onto the Rose Garden, judge Amy Coney Barrett stood by his side, her family following closely behind.

You drive down Lake Road, cars have been parked on higher ground, and warning signs of high water are frequent.

The roar of tens of thousands of Who Dats will be noticeably absent from the Superdome for the Saints season opener, but that will not silence fans’ spirit any less.

Hundreds maybe even thousands of people evacuated to New Orleans, and while they say they’re grateful for the shelter and hospitality many are anxious to get back to see what happened with their homes.

Having been open now for only two days as a restaurant, there’s been some growing pains at Pirogue’s Whiskey Bayou Bar.

From Louisiana’s highest office, to the mayor’s advisory committee, all Mardi Gras decision-makers wish they knew more about the future of the season.

The family of Quinnyon Wimberly became overwhelmed with emotion as crews recovered his remains Saturday morning

Math teachers deal in problems and puzzles, but Riverdale high school math chair, Tian Buzbee is still trying to figure out how to configure her classroom to be socially distanced.

In the fight against Covid 19, it’s all about the numbers, and Governor John Bel Edwards announced Louisiana was number 1 again in the country per capita for Covid 19 cases.

When both parents were unemployed during the spring, virtual learning with two kids under 5 didn’t seem that bad at the Walsh household.

Hospital leaders in the metro area say they're nowhere near numbers we saw in March where hospital capacity was at a near emergency level, but this should serve as a warning to help turn the trend around.

Preparation for the beginning of school is key for any teacher, but Covid 19 makes that nearly impossible for educators.

The board did not decide when school would start, what form that would take, or how long any of those decisions would last.

The union representing Louisiana teachers and employees fears opening schools too soon may be putting the lives of teachers', children and others at risk.