Accident involving New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick

New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick struck two pedestrians with her vehicle, injuring one of them. The incident is under investigation.

Alligator Attack in New Orleans

A 6-foot alligator attacked a young boy in New Orleans, but his father saved him by beating the alligator. The alligator is still at large, and residents are warned about the presence of alligators in the area.

School Desegregation in New Orleans

Tessie Prevost, a pioneer of school desegregation in New Orleans, passes away at age 69. She was one of the first African-American girls to integrate the all-white public schools in the city, making history in 1960.

Gun Laws in Louisiana and New Orleans

Constitutional carry takes effect in Louisiana on July 4, 2024, but New Orleans will still require concealed carry permits until August 1. The city's law will trump state law until then.

High School Student Shot on Final Day of Classes in New Orleans Suburb

An 18-year-old student was shot and wounded in a parking lot across from his high school in a New Orleans suburb on the final day of classes. The shooter has not been identified yet.

Gun-Free Zones in New Orleans

New Orleans police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick wants to create gun-free zones within the city to address gun violence, in response to a constitutional carry bill signed by the governor. The proposed zones would cover a significant area including main tourist locations.

History and Traditions of Mardi Gras

The article discusses the history and traditions of Mardi Gras, highlighting its origins in New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama, and the cultural significance of the festival.