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NBA All-Stars Kevin Durant and Blake Griffin help rebuild homes in Algiers

NBA All-Stars Kevin Durant and Blake Griffin helped rebuild homes in Algiers on Friday, Feb. 14, as part of the NBA's Day of Service event. The league's premier players and rising stars pitched into...

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Avery Johnson honors Westbank Boys and Girls Club member

New Orleans native Avery Johnson, former NBA player and 2006 NBA Coach of the Year, visited Gretna on a very special errand: the St. Augustine High graduate, who serves as co-host for the NBA All-Star...

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Gretna Green Blacksmith Shop Valentine's Day wedding 2014

On Valentine’s Day, 17 couples exchanged vows at the Gretna Green Blacksmith Shop. Most brides and grooms agreed that this was a unique but inexpensive way to tie the knot. Plus, they’ll have a...

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LeBron James visits Westbank Boys and Girls Club

LeBron James, All-Star who plays for the NBA Miami Heat ,took time away from the NBA All-Star Weekend festivities and visited the Westbank Boys & Girls Club to unveil a project in which his...

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Man arrested after shooting Jackson Square paintings (video)

A man was arrested Sunday after firing shots into artwork being sold on Jackson Square, according to New Orleans police. No one was injured by the bullets. Here's the report from our news partners at...

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Tulane dead zone grand challenge prize

A video describing the reasons behind Tulane's $1 million Grand Challenge prize for technical, market-based solutions for nutrient-fed hypoxia, the low-oxygen "dead zone" condition that affects coastal...

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Tulane board member and philanthropist Phyllis Taylor discusses Tulane 'dead...

Tulane Board of Administrators member and philanthropist Phyllis Taylor discusses her sponsorship of the new $1 million "Water innovations: Reducing Hypoxia, Restoring our Water" prize.

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A tour of Fat City changes

A snapshot of Fat City in 2014: new trees and restaurants pop up while the hood's stalwarts stay firmly planted.

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A Boom Boom Bar bartender gives you her pitch on Fat City

Charmayne Caronna-Laudun gives you her pitch on why you should head to Fat City, and to Boom Boom's.

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Man shoots into artwork at Jackson Square

French Quarter artist Alan Minor relives the moment when a man stood up, pulled out a gun and shot five shots into his artwork on Jackson Square, in broad daylight.

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Algiers Plaza expansion underway

With the $20 million Algiers Plaza set to add TJ Maxx, Buffalo Wild Wings and Famous Footwear in the next phase of its expansion, the venerable Jeff’s Haberdashery welcomes the expansion. Jeff’s...

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Noise ordinance proposal for the French Quarter gets input from a sound expert

The noise ordinance in the French Quarter has become a heated debate in recent weeks, now residents, musicians and city leaders are coming together on the issue. In the first of three meeting being...

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Estelle Elementary disabled students get special treats

DIsabled students at Estelle Elementary School in Marrero got a special puppet show and Valentine's Day treats, February 2014.

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An assault with baseball bats on two bicyclist has residents concerned

After two bicyclist were assaulted with bats at the intersection of Esplanade Avenue and North Robertson Street on Monday, residents who ride in the area are concerned about they're safety. New Orleans...

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Joshua Butler Elementary ballroom dancers

Joshua Butler Elementary School ballroom dancers show off some swing dance moves in their school gym during an annual showcase in February 2014.

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Baton Rouge girls pursuing STEM careers

Statistics show that many young girls in the United States don't choose careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, but there's recently been a push in Baton Rouge to...

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Politicians spend PAC money on sports tickets, other events: Louisiana Purchased

Louisiana Senate president John Alario and former legislator Francis Heitmeier lead a group of politicians using PAC money for sporting event tickets, suites and expenses not directly related to...

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Boyet Junior High robotics team 2014

Boyet Junior High School robotics team seeks community support for its bid for a national championship.

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Entergy has some cost saving tips for customers seeing higher bills this winter

Frigid winter weather that has blanketed most of the U.S. including our area has led to higher energy bills for local customers. Entergy New Orleans gave out a few tips that can help customers lower...

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Terrence Rice on proposed Willow Bend recycle center

Terrence Rice, community relations consultant, talks about the proposed Willow Bend recycle center in Edgard.

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