Weather
Louisiana Shrimpers Brace for Impact as LOOP Oil Spill Hits Peak Spawning Season
Cleanup crews have recovered most oil, but shrimpers warn eggs and larvae may have been exposed before the spring inshore shrimp season.
Thousands Lose Power in St. Charles, Louisiana
Entergy working to restore electricity to over 4,000 customers
Spring Forward This Sunday for Daylight Saving Time
Clocks will move forward one hour as daylight hours increase in New Orleans
Science
Coastal Sea Levels May Be Higher Than Previously Thought
New study finds measurements may underestimate sea level rise, especially in the Global South
Swamps Emerge as Major Methane Emitters Amid Global Warming
Scientists find wetlands may be responsible for more methane than fossil fuel operations
Tulane Launches NSF-Funded Summer Research Program
The 10-week initiative integrates lab research with real-world impacts.
Crime
Deadly Shooting Reported Near New Orleans' Plum Orchard
Police investigating incident that occurred late Saturday night
National Guard Soldier Arrested After Accidental Shooting of Comrade
The 18-year-old soldier faces a negligent injuring charge after the incident at Jackson Barracks in New Orleans.
Fixer Pleads Guilty in NCAA Basketball Point-Shaving Scheme
Jalen Smith admitted to charges of bribery, wire fraud, and illegal firearm possession in the wide-ranging scandal.
Sports
Saints Legend Cameron Jordan Weighs Free Agent Options
ESPN projects the veteran defensive end can still contribute in a rotational role.
Eagles Legend Brandon Graham Confirms 17th NFL Season
The veteran defensive end says he's returning for one more year in Philadelphia.
Saints Bolster Roster in Free Agency, But Needs Remain
New Orleans makes big moves, but still have holes to fill on defense and offense
Politics
Long Security Lines Plague Airports as TSA Officers Miss Paychecks
Shutdown of Department of Homeland Security leads to staffing shortages and delays at airports across the country
Major US Airports Urge Public to Donate Food, Gift Cards as TSA Staff Work Without Pay
Airports seek public support for dedicated TSA employees during government shutdown
Long Security Lines Plague Airports as TSA Officers Go Unpaid
Government shutdown leaves transportation security agents without paychecks, contributing to staff shortages and delays
