Natasha Robin

Ten former Nyx lieutenants have joined forces to establish the Mystical Order of the Phoenix.

Orleans School Superintendent Dr. Henderson Lewis says safety is top priority when it comes to reopening schools.

State School Superintendent Dr. Cade Brumley discussed the reopening of schools with lawmakers and why he still doesn’t quite know how everything will work out yet.

The public visitation for Blaine Kern earlier today drew people from every walk of life to Gallier Hall.

Catholic School leaders are right now finalizing their plans for students to return next month.

He says the athletic practices happening now are irresponsible during the pandemic, and he’s calling on the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education to step in.

Parents will be able to choose whether their child returns to an in-classroom setting or continues with virtual learning, but they’ll have to commit to their decision.

While it’s a tradition to gather and celebrate the 4th of July, health leaders are asking people to take precautions.

“This was a way to see how many people have actually been infected in the community versus what we’re capturing with the extremely symptomatic people who are getting most of the tests,” says Amy Feehan, PhD

New Orleans school superintendent Dr. Lewis Henderson says the public school plan for reopening schools in August will offer a mix of in-person and distance learning.

The Louisiana Department of Education says before the start of the next school year, each school district will be educated on the public health risks and how to deal with COVID 19 situations.

COVID cases across Louisiana are on the rise and that’s after a slow down for some time.

Dr. Eric Griggs says COVID-19 can infect anyone it comes in contact with and it doesn’t matter your age.

While there is still no plan for what the next school year will look like across the state a New Orleans survey shows the majority of parents and students are anxious about it.

In the ‘fake subpoena’ lawsuit, a Federal Judge rules in favor of D.A. Leon Cannizzaro, but more allegations in the lawsuit remains open.

At the same time, council members discussed defunding the police and the NOPD’s use of tear gas and rubber balls on protesters last week.

NOPD Chief Shaun Ferguson says while he hopes no funding is taken from his department, he understands the public outcry.

Protestors say they plan to take to the streets tonight to demonstrate against the death of George Floyd and police brutality.

Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Lee Sheng says you’ll see several places either opening with more capacity or opening with restrictions.

The city’s health director says it could be as soon as another week before Orleans Parish moves into phase two of reopening.

Plaquemines Parish President Kirk Lepine says the biggest challenge this hurricane season will be evacuation and making sure everyone has a plan.

The New Orleans Police Department released dramatic body worn camera footage of an April shootout between officers and a suspect in New Orleans East.

A Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s deputy fatally shot a suspect in Marrero after investigators say he pointed a gun at them.

As a mom of three young kids and a counselor at a school, Stephanie Strain knows life during the pandemic can be stressful.

Memorial Day turned out to be busy as people returned to Mississippi beaches.

There are no horse-drawn carriages and street performers aren’t out entertaining the visitors.

Juliet Pappalardo, though, hasn’t traveled in months, and even with so much uncertainty about the future of travel, she signed up for a trip to see the Saints play in Las Vegas.

Many people rushed out to enjoy their favorite restaurant in Jefferson Parish as soon as possible.

The adjacent buildings are going to be demolished so that crews can get a better angle to begin demolition of the hard rock structure itself.

The tourism industry took a big hit with the COVID-19 pandemic and phase 1 of reopening is a step forward, but tourism leaders say it will take years to fully come back.