U.S. marks second victory over British in War of 1812
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - A parade of naval vessels and square-rigged sailing ships made their way on Tuesday up the Mississippi River to New Orleans under threatening skies, kicking off...
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Thousands housed in trailers after Katrina may get payments
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - More than 20 mobile home manufacturers have agreed to pay $14.8 million to thousands of U.S. hurricane victims who said they were harmed by formaldehyde in...
Free entry, good music draw crowds to French Quarter Fest
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - In another city, 10 a.m. might seem early for a celebration, but this is Bourbon Street in New Orleans and a brass band is ambling down...
Free entry, good music draw crowds to French Quarter Fest
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - In another city, 10 a.m. might seem early for a celebration, but this is Bourbon Street in New Orleans and a brass band is ambling down...
Unwelcome visitor leaves teeth wounds on Louisiana motel guest
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - A six-foot alligator which showed up at the front door of a Baton Rouge-area motel on Wednesday might have departed without incident had it not been...
Unwelcome visitor leaves teeth wounds on Louisiana motel guest
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - A six-foot alligator which showed up at the front door of a Baton Rouge-area motel on Wednesday might have departed without incident had it not been...
Power outages, canceled flights after Texas tornado outbreak
DALLAS (Reuters) - Thousands of residents were without power and hundreds of flights canceled on Wednesday as authorities surveyed the damage a day after up to a dozen tornadoes struck...
Prison time for New Orleans ex-cops in post-Katrina killings
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Four former New Orleans policemen convicted of shooting unarmed people following Hurricane Katrina were sentenced to lengthy prison terms on Wednesday in what the U.S. government...
Power outages, canceled flights after Texas tornado outbreak
DALLAS (Reuters) - Thousands of residents were without power and hundreds of flights canceled on Wednesday as authorities surveyed the damage a day after up to a dozen tornadoes struck...
Prison time for New Orleans ex-cops in post-Katrina killings
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Four former New Orleans policemen convicted of shooting unarmed people following Hurricane Katrina were sentenced to lengthy prison terms on Wednesday in what the U.S. government...