Sniffles in summer? Louisianans face extreme heat and Saharan dust
Sniffles? Maybe not
Saharan dust hits us!
Heat advisory also is in effect for part of south Louisiana
Is our power system ready for hurricane season?
As hurricane season begins, concerns still loom over power after extended outages during Ida
Energy costs are not equal
Tens of thousands of New Orleanians struggle with energy costs. See the most burdened areas.
Pontchartrain Beach to go under new management
The Lakefront Management Authority that governs Pontchartrain Beach will seek proposals for the property.
Texas wants to be like us! Protected!
But even at $30 billion, ‘Ike Dike’ might not be enough to defend Texas coast
Community Day in the Desire
We’re sharing a few pics from Pastor Lisa Williamson depicting Community Day in the Desire, of which GNOICC was a proud co-sponsor. Pastor Lisa writes, “We had fun filled Day at Sampson Park. We had games and activities that were
City Hall: Celebrating the successful passage of an amendment to the Ethics Code
The Ethics Code Ordinance was passed Thursday by New Orleans City Council. Here are a few of those who worked together for this milestone achievement.
Mardi Gras and climate change
Does Mardi Gras add to climate change? Yes, and here is how.
When will the storms greet us?
When will severe weather hit New Orleans, Baton Rouge areas Wednesday? See forecast