Sophia Germer

One of New Orleans' many award-winning attractions has another accolade to add after Southern Living named the Ogden Museum of Southern Art to its list of the South's best art museums.

Three events on the 21st anniversary of Hurricane Katrina honored those who lost their lives in the days following the storm.

Jesuit played against Madison Prep in a varsity football game at Tad Gormley Stadium in New Orleans.

The New Orleans Police Department investigates the scene where a teen was killed involving a vehicle accident at the intersection of Norman Mayer Avenue and Gentilly Boulevard in New Orleans,

Paige McCullough helps her daughter Lilly McCullough, 3, and nephew Eli Mulherin, 3, with petit fours that were donated to the Louisiana Children's Museum for their 40th birthday celebration at

The Louisiana Children's Museum celebrated its 40th anniversary with a "Party Like It's 1986" birthday party at the museum in City Park. The museum celebrated with retro activities, cake and live music by Where Y'acht.

Robert Green Sr. sits on the old steps of his mother's home as First Baptist Church of Covington's Home Services Outreach replace the front steps of his Lower Ninth Ward

First Baptist Church of Covington's Home Services Outreach spent the day in New Orleans' Ninth Ward neighborhood, replacing the rotted front steps of Hurricane Katrina survivor Robert Green Sr.'s Make It Right Foundation home. Volunteers tore out the old wood and rebuilt the steps from scratch to make it safer for Green to come and go from his home.

St. Augustine Purple Knights battled Destrehan Fighting Wildcats at Destrehan High School’s Wildcat Stadium.

Updated When he was a boy in the 1940s, Jerome Smith climbed aboard the St. Claude Avenue streetcar in New Orleans and sat down in a section reserved for White riders.