Around 2 a.m. on November 15, NOPD Eighth District Sgt. Daniel McMullen struck the back on another vehicle on I-10 near the City Park Avenue exit while driving his marked NOPD SUV.
Even though parades won’t be allowed to happen in New Orleans during Mardi Gras, some krewes brought up the possibility of rescheduling parades. Mayor LaToya Cantrell says she won’t rule out that possibility.
The 2020 Celebration in the Oaks will have a new feel for some and an old familiar feel for others this year as City Park brings back its driving tour.
According to Carnival Historian Arthur Hardy, mayor Latoya Cantrell requested that all krewe captains submit what she is calling “drop dead dates” for moving forward with the parades and events for the upcoming season.
The Smoothie King Center has become a site for early voting after a nation-wide push months ago from NBA players who urged cities across the country to turn their sports venues into polling places for the upcoming election.
Mayor Latoya Cantrell says that New Orleans will remain in Phase 2 despite Governor John Bel Edwards' decision to allow the state to move into Phase 3 on Friday.
Due to the continued increase in COVID-19 numbers across the country the company has made the decision to remain shutdown and cancel all upcoming cruises.