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NEW ORLEANS — Mayor Helena Moreno on Monday announced a new economic development leadership team aimed at attracting investment and accelerating growth across New Orleans, with a particular emphasis on New Orleans East. The newly formed team is part of the Moreno administration’s broader effort to strengthen the city’s economic development strategy, expand business partnerships and pursue long-term investment opportunities in areas that city leaders say have significant untap

New Orleans city and federal leaders stand before renderings of the Raising Cane's Stadium in New Orleans' Ninth Ward during a groundbreaking ceremony for the facility. (June 22, 2026; Photo from The City of New Orleans and New Orleans City Council) NEW ORLEANS — Construction is officially underway on Raising Cane’s Stadium, a new athletic facility expected to become a centerpiece for youth sports and community activities in New Orleans’ Ninth Ward. New Orleans city and fede

NEW ORLEANS — Former New Orleans City Council member Jared Brossett is scheduled to appear in court Monday in connection with what authorities say is his fourth driving while intoxicated (DWI) arrest. New Orleans Council member Jared Brossett speaks during a joint meeting of the council's budget and public works committee at New Orleans City Hall on Thursday, July 8, 2021. (Photo by Brett Duke, NOLA.com|The Times-Picayune|The New Orleans Advocate) According to court records,

Fans of the beloved family comedy Are We There Yet? may soon be heading back on the road with Nick and Suzanne. According to an exclusive report from Deadline, actors Ice Cube and Nia Long are expected to reunite for a third installment in the Are We There Yet? franchise, marking the return of the iconic characters nearly two decades after the original film debuted in theaters. Released in 2005, Are We There Yet? followed Nick Persons, played by Ice Cube, as he attempted to w