Substitute bill removes universities from board nominating process City Council gains expanded authority over rates, budgets and governance Board would elect its own president instead of mayor serving ...

An unusually large number of crude oil tankers on the open seas has the American Gulf coast as a destination as the ships are redirected to load cargoes bound for markets around the world already ...

Each year CityBusiness highlights individuals in the tourism and hospitality industry with our annual ‘Power List.’ Click here to read the publication. In a city whose identity and economy are so ...

Tulane to begin Unified Green construction on April 20 Project connects Newcomb Quad and Berger Family Lawn Includes stormwater system holding up to 440,000 gallons Completion expected spring 2027 ...

Tulane University will host a two-day summit highlighting research, entrepreneurship and innovation across disciplines, with participation from students, faculty and industry leaders. The Tulane ...

The Barnett, a hotel in New Orleans’ Warehouse Arts District, has unveiled a major transformation, featuring redesigned guest rooms, upgraded suites, a refreshed rooftop pool and bar, and enhanced ...

Dolfy’s, a Basque-inspired restaurant, has opened on Freret Street. Chef Adolfo Garcia Jr. and partner Sophia Petrou Garcia own the new restaurant at 4508 Freret St. Dolfy’s is in the former location ...

New Orleans city officials say tighter controls on overtime spending saved taxpayers millions during the first three months of 2026 — even as the city hosted a larger Mardi Gras season than the year ...

A new upscale Japanese restaurant specializing in dry-aged seafood and elevated sushi is set to open in Metairie later this month, marking the latest venture from the team behind Kenji Omakase. Kenji ...

Bankruptcy is often treated as a last resort or as a sign of failure for businesses and individuals, but New Orleans attorney Jenny Abshier says that point of view misses what the legal process is ...

Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson is making another investment in New Orleans, and it’s an office building that she hopes will both spur downtown growth and enhance and expand the Sports and ...

A new six-acre public park along the Mississippi River in New Orleans opens Tuesday, marking a significant addition to the city’s riverfront redevelopment efforts. The Goldring Woldenberg Riverfront ...