What's making news in New Orleans?
| By Chad Calder | Staff writer STAYING ALIVE: The Saints defense came up big again on a day the offense could only stay 8 points ahead of the Panthers. But the 18-10 victory keeps New Orleans' playoff hopes alive ahead of the season finale next week against the Atlanta Falcons. HISPANIC POPULATION GROWS: Louisiana’s Hispanic community gained more members in the past 20 years than any other racial or ethnic group and accounts for essentially all of the state’s growth. And the epicenter of that growth has been in Jefferson Parish, as Ramon Antonio Vargas explores in the latest installment of our series on the demographic changes reflected in the most recent U.S. Census figures. Previous entries include the population growth on the north shore, the increasing diversity in the suburbs and the depopulation of the state's rural areas. OMICRON SURGE CONTINUES: For the second week in a row, the Louisiana Department of Health released COVID-19 data on a Sunday, a signal of growing concern that the surge fueled by the omicron variant is a development to be taken seriously. And for the second week in a row, the number of people hospitalized with the virus has doubled over the course of seven days. Thanks for starting your day with us. Check the latest news all day at NOLA.com. CC |
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| For the New Orleans Saints, Sunday’s contest against the Carolina Panthers was a must-win game. No ifs, ands or buts. No excuses. A must-wi… Read more |
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| The New Orleans Saints are still alive. Read more |
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| It was the end of another grueling day of gardening and landscaping. Walter Cruz trudged into his Kenner apartment, headed for his dining room table, and reached for a maple syrup caddy holding an Aleve bottle. Read more |
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| The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 has more than doubled in the last week as cases continue to skyrocket during the omicron surge, the Louisiana Department of Health said Sunday. Read more |
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