Prosecutors fighting the release of death row inmate Jimmie Duncan after a judge found him “factually innocent” of raping and ...

Malaco Records, founded in 1962 in Jackson, Miss., needed a hit. Previous recordings had not gained any traction, and money ...

This Saturday (July 5), the Ashé Cultural Arts Center will lead a procession in remembrance of the horrors of the slave trade ...

Alexander Dimitry was a man of firsts. He was Louisiana’s first state superintendent of education, the first person of color ...

Part of the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program, these satellites provide hurricane forecasters with real-time imagery ...

The Essence Festival of Culture, known for its celebration of Black culture, music, and food, might not seem like the first ...

Some members of the Black business community in New Orleans say they feel shut out by Essence Fest organizers.

After bureaucratic issues delayed paychecks for dozens of lifeguards and summer camp counselors in June, the New Orleans ...

A new law gives economic development officials more power to change the state’s film tax credit program. A law enacting new ...

A journalist and poet, Michel Séligny was considered “the most productive” Creole short story writer during the 19th Century.

Hundreds of people from one of the country’s largest labor unions amassed in New Orleans on Tuesday (July 1) afternoon to ...

The effort to secure Duncan’s freedom has become more urgent in recent months due to a renewed push by Gov. Jeff Landry to ...