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Entergy restores power to thousands in Metairie and Jefferson

Entergy is responding to power outages in Jefferson and Metairie Thursday morning. According to the Entergy power outage map, more than 5,000 customers are without power. Entergy officials said the cause of the outage was a truck coming into contact with the utility’s equipment. No estimated time frame for restorations was given.To view the power…MORE

It’s o-fish-al! The aquarium is open again!

The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans has reopened to the public. The aquarium announced that after months of renovations, the doors will reopen at 9 a.m. on Thursday. The aquarium closed on Nov. 28, 2022, and underwent renovations that included the addition of the Audubon Insectarium. Tickets to the aquarium can still…MORE

Here is what you can expect from this year’s New Orleans Wine & Food Experience

The New Orleans Wine & Food Experience is proudly celebrating 31 years this summer, featuring the region’s best cuisine along with global wines.From the signature wine event Vinola to the Tournament of Roses and Grand Tasting, there’s no shortage of world-class options. “We have five full days of events; it’s about 60 events which includes…MORE

WATCH: SLU introduces Bobby Barbier as baseball coach

The Southeastern Louisiana University baseball program ushered in a new era Monday, naming veteran coach and Louisiana native Bobby Barbier as the 18th head coach in school history. An introductory press conference is slated for 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Victory Club at Strawberry Stadium. In the search for a new leader of the Southeastern…MORE

Entergy investigating after thousands without power in Metairie and Jefferson

Entergy is responding to power outages in Jefferson and Metairie Thursday morning. According to the Entergy power outage map, more than 5,000 customers are without power. Entergy officials said the cause of the outage was a truck coming into contract with the utility’s equipment. No estimated time frame for restorations was given.To view the power…MORE

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison to step down

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison will be leaving the position at the end of the summer, Mayor Brandon Scott announced in a news conference Thursday morning.The mayor announced the decision and said he is turning to Deputy Commissioner Richard Worley, a 25-year veteran, as Harrison’s replacement.| RELATED: Commissioner Michael Harrison’s future in questionHarrison’s departure marks…MORE

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