Commission Accomplished: NBA star Anthony Davis’ former Metairie estate sells for $2.3M
NBA star Anthony Davis’ Metairie estate sold for $2.325 million, leading Greater New Orleans luxury home sales for the week.
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NBA star Anthony Davis’ Metairie estate sold for $2.325 million, leading Greater New Orleans luxury home sales for the week.

Crews completed paving on part of Decatur Street as a delayed French Quarter infrastructure project continues in New Orleans.
Forbes ranks Louisiana’s best employers for 2026, with 18 companies across healthcare, education, energy and other industries making the list.

St. Bernard Parish celebrated retiring educators Wayne Warner, Carole Mundt and Doris Voitier for decades of service to local schools.

St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Plaquemine has reopened after major renovations.
A new SmartAsset analysis estimates how much single adults and families need to earn to live comfortably in Louisiana in 2026.
New Orleans-based Sazerac acquired a Kentucky distillery for $20 million, adding production capacity as it works to meet spirits demand.

A New Orleans restaurant ranks No. 1 on The New York Times' list of 41 top Mexican restaurants across the United States.

The Greyhound has closed after six years in downtown Covington as its owners shift their focus to longtime Italian restaurant Del Porto.
Imperial Woodpecker Sno-Balls opens its fourth location at New Orleans City Park, expanding the local business near City Putt.
Amazon plans to expand drone delivery to about 500 U.S. locales by year end, significantly growing its Prime Air service.

Louisiana will launch a new tourism campaign in November after 45 million visitors generated $19.5 billion in spending in 2025.
Louisiana schools will adopt new physical education standards in 2027, emphasizing fitness, movement skills and active participation.
Louisiana public universities are exploring new revenue sources as athletic department deficits strain school budgets statewide.

Chinese robot makers are moving humanoids into factories, warehouses and homes as investment and commercial demand accelerate.
Louisiana opens applications for its first recreational alligator hunt, offering up to 5,000 hunters a chance to participate.

Son of a Saint and GNO Inc. launch a workforce program connecting young men with training for high-demand careers in New Orleans.

New Orleans-based Camelback Ventures opens its 2027 fellowship, offering early-stage entrepreneurs $50,000 and business coaching.
New Orleans Botanical Garden will unveil its redesigned Sun Garden Sept. 2, featuring drought-tolerant plants and landscaping.
Gov. Jeff Landry orders faster environmental permitting as Louisiana seeks investment in critical minerals and rare earth production.
River Oaks Hospital has renovated its Harahan outpatient programs as part of a multimillion-dollar behavioral health campus overhaul.
Southeastern Louisiana University will open a free military history museum Aug. 26 in Hammond featuring more than 1,000 artifacts.
Kenner will break ground Aug. 20 on the reconstruction of the Arthur P. Clay Community Center in partnership with InclusivCare.
New Orleans institutions earned prominent spots in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 ranking of the best colleges across Louisiana.
LG Energy is shifting much of its North American battery production toward energy storage as AI data centers drive growing power demand.
Moderna and Merck's personalized mRNA cancer vaccine cut melanoma recurrence and spread in a late-stage trial, sending shares soaring.

Northshore lawmakers discussed economic development, workforce, infrastructure and other business priorities at a St. Tammany Chamber event.
Jefferson Parish Schools is launching a new online platform Aug. 21 to provide easier access to board meetings, policies and documents.

NAMI Southeast Louisiana will host its annual Audubon Park walk Sept. 26, aiming to raise $175,000 for free mental health services.
Louisiana is expanding WIC outreach and mobile services as more than 100,000 potentially eligible residents remain unenrolled.