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Master P Gives Back To NOLA’s Senior Citizens

Master P is providing free home cleaning services for senior citizens and groceries for people in need in New Orleans.
by NewsOne Staff
04.13.20
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Tyler Perry Purchases Groceries For High-Risk Shoppers

Tyler Perry purchased groceries for senior citizens and other high-risk shoppers in Atlanta and New Orleans amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
by NewsOne Staff
04.13.20
New Orleans Criminalizes Man Over Public Gathering With No Judicial System
New Orleans Criminalizes Man Over Public Gathering

Cecil Spencer is arrested for allegedly organizing a second line.
by Royce Dunmore
04.02.20
Student
New Orleans Academic Standout Pursues Degree In Education

New Orleans teenager Antoinette Love received 116 college acceptance letters and $3.7 million in scholarships.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
Nancy Parker, New Orleans TV journalist killed in plane crash
Nancy Parker Tributes Pour In After Plane Crash

Nancy Parker was out reporting a story when the plane being flown by Franklin Augustus crashed shortly after takeoff in…
by NewsOne Staff
03.29.20
Dr. John's Second Line
New Orleans Colonizers Call Cops On Black Musician

Gentrifiers called the cops on a New Orleans musician with autism because he was playing too loud.
by NewsOne Staff
03.29.20
American singer Diana Ross waves to the
Diana Ross Slams TSA In New Orleans

The music legend says she was violated.
by NewsOne Staff
03.28.20
Demonstrators Protest Against Recent Sacramento Police Shooting Of Unarmed Black Man
New Orleans Apologizes For Lynching Of White Men

New Orleans plans to issue a proclamation on April 12, 2019, apologizing for the 1891 lynching of 11 Italian immigrants.
by NewsOne Staff
03.28.20
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Racist Beat Black Man Until He Was Unconscious

Another example of hate crimes on the rise in the U.S.
by NewsOne Staff
10.08.18
McDonalds Q2 Profit Drops 4.5 Percent On Stronger Dollar, Tougher Competition
Jade Colin Is McDonald’s Youngest Black Woman Franchisee

Jade Colin, 28, made history by becoming the youngest Black woman to own a McDonald’s franchise.
by NewsOne Staff
07.15.18
Typical tram in Canal street
Howard University Alumni Open Black Culture-Themed Hotel

Marcus Carey and Damon Lawrence opened a New Orleans-based hotel that highlights Black trailblazers and historic moments that are embedded…
by NewsOne Staff
07.14.18
El Cajon, CA Police Fatally Shoot Unarmed Man
Keeven Robinson Died Of Asphyxiation In Police Custody

He was unarmed and police claim they were "fighting for their lives."
by NewsOne Staff
05.16.18
Confederate Memorial Monument, Montgomery, Alabama
Alabama Enacts Law Banning Removal Of Confederate Monuments

A new law that bans cities and counties from removing Confederate monuments was enacted in Alabama by Gov. Kay Ivey.
by NewsOne Staff
05.27.17
On December 3, Peoples Power Assemblies called for a...
‘One Of The Greatest Traitors In American History,’…

NewsOne Now host Roland Martin discusses the removal of the statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davis.
by D.L. Chandler
03.15.18
New Orleans Prepares To Remove More Civil War Monuments
Jefferson Davis Statue Comes Down in New Orleans

"This morning we continue our march to reconciliation by removing the Jefferson Davis Confederate statue from its pedestal of reverence,"…
by Angela Bronner Helm
05.11.17
Garden Dist-Lafayette cemetery
New Orleans Removes White Supremacist Monument

The city of New Orleans removed a White supremacist monument overnight Monday, with Mayor Mitch Landrieu acknowledging the take down…
by NewsOne Staff
04.24.17
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Tennessee Deputy Fatally Shoots New Orleans Man

Rodney James Hess, 36, was fatally shot by a Tennessee police official on Thursday.
by NewsOne Staff
03.18.17
Toya Wright Official Book Release Party
Suspect Arrested In Shooting Of Toya Wright's Brothers

Antoine Edwards, 31, was booked and charged with second-degree murder in the July 31 shooting that claimed the lives of…
by NewsOne Staff
03.13.17
Robert E. Lee Monument.
Removal Of Confederate Monuments Approved

A federal appeals court allows New Orleans to remove three prominently displayed Confederate monuments.
by Nigel Roberts
03.07.17
New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina
New Orleans Settles Katrina Police Brutality Cases

The city of New Orleans announced a $13.3 million settlement stemming from several police brutality cases in the weeks before…
by Clarissa Hamlin
12.20.16
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