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A determined Southern University nursing student inspires patients with his resilience
On August 1, retailers who violate a new nitrous oxide law could face a $25,000 fine and suspended license.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, $15 billion system now provides defenses against storm surge
An emotional look inside one woman’s spiral into nitrous oxide addiction
The water lilies stay in bloom until November at City Park's Botanical Garden
States look to Louisiana’s model after viral investigation into dangerous, unregulated gas abuse
Proposal includes jail time, fines, and stricter registration tracking
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, residents and city leaders reflect on the impact of demolishing New Orleans’ major public housing projects in favor of mixed-income redevelopment.
Rep. Nicholas Muscarello Jr. (R-Hammond) seeks to repeal compensation fund
From poboys to politics, the Vietnamese community has helped reshape New Orleans over five decades since fleeing war and finding home.
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The Fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975, triggered a migration of refugees from Vietnam
New Gayle and Tom Benson Children's Hospital to expand treatment capacity
Unpopular conflict ended 50 years ago Wednesday
Senate Bill 98 would tighten rules imposed last year after Fox 8 investigation
Avalon Action Alliance ending annual $2.5 million donation
Before he even steps foot in a high school hallway, colleges are calling Bryson James
Traffickers sometimes tattoo claims of ownership on victims
City officials hope to extend Super Bowl momentum citywide
Sinking land, damage from elements pose dual challenge
Districts struggling with teacher shortages find AI tutors helpful
A Kenner mom is giving her son, battling acute myeloid leukemia, a second chance at life as his bone marrow donor
A city-funded report’s recommendations to manage infrastructure repair have gone unheeded, leaving residents and leaders frustrated with lengthy delays and cost overruns.
The thyroid is the butterfly-shaped gland at the base of the neck
Lemon Tree Mound had been a part of the Atakapa-Ishak/Chawasha tribe for generations
Some New Orleans road projects are taking years longer than planned
Katie Williamson and Voulez are among the top dog agility teams in the country
As property insurance premiums soar in Louisiana, many residents question whether recent reforms will bring relief
More affordable versions of drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro might soon be limited
A growing Hispanic population fuels New Orleans' economic landscape
Powerful 'medical middlemen' are under scrutiny and face litigation
Adaptive playgrounds are coming to Jefferson Parish, inspired by a local teenager with autism.
The 1984 World’s Fair in New Orleans, though financially troubled, transformed the city’s riverfront and spurred tourism projects that continue to shape its economy.
Investigation into Nitrous Oxide abuse recognized among prestigious journalism finalists
Liability concerns appear at center of inaction
Guardian Caps are the leading soft-shell helmet cover engineered for impact reduction
Lee Zurik is beginning a new chapter of his career and stepping away from the Fox 8 anchor desk
Seizures of trouble-spot businesses now on the table
95% of all seats are improperly installed
Fox 8 examines how New Orleans managed to bring down the crime rate while police manpower remained at historic lows.
As nitrous seizures continue, police hope their actions send a clear message to retailers
As New Orleans Police make progress in clearing homicides, one detective on a rare streak of murder cases.
The Louisiana Supreme Court has allowed a negligent homicide trial to proceed against a monitoring company accused of failing to report security breaches that led to the murder of Peggy Beasley
Dr. Barbara Bopp teaches hair stylists about the 'ABC’s of Melanoma'
Specialized underwater search techniques help rescue and recover drowning victims in treacherous waters
The legislation, inspired by Fox 8′s Supplying a High stories, bans retail sales of the potentially deadly gas.
Illegal nitrous oxide sales are rampant and visible on New Orleans nightlife streets
Slidell Police officers say they have been waiting for this reunion for over 18 months
The burn unit's lead surgeon is known in the medical field for technology that cuts recovery time in half
Physical exams, blood tests and brain scans can help diagnose dementia