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Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief New Orleans Data News Weekly The Making of “Herstory” Founded in 2013, the Mystic Krewe of Femme Fatale continues to make Herstory as a women-led Mardi Gras Krewe with more than 2,000 […]

Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly A City at a Crossroads New Orleans is truly a magnificent city. With more than 300 years of rich history, it stands as one of the most culturally international […]

Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly In 2025, New Orleans stood at the intersection of triumph and turmoil, resilience and reckoning. From historic political shifts to national spotlights, painful moments of loss, and renewed calls […]

Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly A Championship That Told a Bigger Story When Edna Karr High School and St. Augustine High School met on the biggest stage of Louisiana Prep Football last weekend, fans […]

Benjamin Bates Data News Weekly Contributor New Orleans is experiencing one of its safest years in more than five decades, marking a dramatic shift for a city that has long grappled with high rates of […]

Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly As you move around the Crescent City, you may notice an increased presence of ICE agents operating under a new enforcement initiative called “Swamp Sweep.” While maintaining public safety […]

Benjamin Bates Data News Weekly Contributor The 2025 Edition of the Bayou Classic once again transformed New Orleans into the Epicenter of HBCU pride, culture, and tradition. The annual matchup between Southern University and Grambling […]

Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly As Election Day approaches on November 15, 2025, Data News Weekly once again calls on our readers to make their voices heard. Voting is not just a right; […]

Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly Early voting will take place across Orleans Parish from November 1st – 8th (excluding Sunday, November 2nd) as residents prepare to cast their ballots in the city’s Upcoming […]

Glenda Bell Data News Weekly Contributor Few neighborhoods embody the cultural heartbeat of New Orleans quite like Tremé. Known as the oldest African American neighborhood in the United States, Tremé has long stood as a […]