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Meet the ‘Woman King’ Mardi Gras Indian marching in New Orleans' Super Sunday
1+ hour, 54+ min ago (1095+ words) "Woman King" of the Golden Feather Hunters Diedra "Deepa Soul" Meredith'walks under the overpass on Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026.' "Woman King" of the Golden Feather Hunters Diedra "Deepa Soul" Meredith'takes to the streets from the Arts Senior…...
Is stem cell therapy the next frontier to treat diabetes? Louisiana experts aren't convinced.
1+ hour, 54+ min ago (932+ words) For the 40 million Americans living with diabetes, researchers are pursuing treatments that go beyond lifelong insulin injections. One emerging approach " reprogramming a patient's own cells into insulin-producing beta cells " has caused cautious optimism after a 2024 study reported that a patient…...
Money has run out for Louisiana fortified roof grants. Will lawmakers add more?
1+ hour, 54+ min ago (1259+ words) After years of struggling to bring down rates of homeowners" insurance, Louisiana lawmakers have coalesced around one program that has proven to lower premiums: Building stronger roofs. As the Legislature convenes for another session, they face at least one debate…...
Louisiana Comic Convention brings comics, anime, and pop culture fans to the Cajundome
7+ hour, 9+ min ago (225+ words) Louisiana Comic Convention brings comics, anime, and pop culture fans to the Cajundome'KATC LAFAYETTE PARISH " Fans of comics, anime, and pop culture are filling the Cajundome Convention Center this weekend for the annual Louisiana Comic Convention. The two-day event brings…...
Barthelemy, Henry win special election runoffs to represent New Orleans
8+ hour, 33+ min ago (201+ words) Sidney Barthelemy II and Dana Henry won special runoff elections Saturday to represent parts of New Orleans in the Louisiana Legislature. Barthelemy won the State Senate District 3 race with 64% of the vote, defeating attorney Kenn Barnes. Meanwhile, Henry secured the…...
Louisiana Senate District 3 race: Sidney Barthelemy II projected winner
4+ hour, 4+ min ago (75+ words) The Senate District 3 race was decided in a March 14 runoff. Here are the full election results for the race. FULL RESULTS | SENATE DISTRICT 3 | HOUSE DISTRICT 100 | Sidney Barthelemy II is the projected winner of the race, securing 64 percent of the vote....
Louisiana House District 100: Dana Henry projected winner
4+ hour, 19+ min ago (89+ words) The House District 100 race has been decided. Here are the full election results for the House District 1oo race. FULL RESULTS | SENATE DISTRICT 3| HOUSE DISTRICT 100 | Dana Henry is the projected winner of the race after securing 53% percent of the vote. House…...
Missouri State upends Louisiana Tech women in CUSA title tilt
17+ hour, 16+ min ago (286+ words) Seeking their first NCAA Women's Tournament visit in 15 years, the Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters came up short in their battle with Missouri State Saturday, March 14, falling 43-38 in the 2026 Air National Guard CUSA Women's Championship game in Huntsville, Alabama. A disastrous…...
Free Louisiana red beans and rice festival returns to Baton Rouge
20+ hour, 24+ min ago (233+ words) BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) " A festival celebrating one of Louisiana's most iconic dishes is returning to Baton Rouge. The Louisiana Red Beans & Rice Heritage and Music Festival will take place March 2022, at 238 North Blvd in Baton Rouge. Organizers said…...
New Orleans cash crisis causing critical animal services to be cut
7+ hour, 12+ min ago (336+ words) Local rescue groups are stepping up to help after budget cuts to LASPCA. As the city grapples with a budget deficit, LASPCA is getting a 38% cut to its funding. That's down from $3.2 million to $2 million. COO of LASPCA Jessie Aris…...