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Last week, Mayor LaToya Cantrell said krewes could return to their routes so long as there is additional security staffing in place.
It's the most wonderful time of year! The Mardi Gras 2023 parade schedule is here!
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said if there aren't enough officers, there may be no Mardi Gras.
While many continued to celebrate long into Wednesday morning, the New Orleans Police Department joined by Mayor LaToya Cantrell took to the streets for the ceremonial Bourbon Street sweep at midnight.
According to police, people were standing outside when the suspect drove up and began shooting into the crowd.
Cantrell said the people of the city are resilient, and that New Orleans is showing why it is the best city in America.
In your New Orleans forecast it doesn't get any better for Mardi Gras weather wise in your weather over Southeast Louisiana!
The WDSU News Team is bringing you extensive coverage of New Orleans' biggest party.
Chilly start, comfortable afternoon for Mardi Gras
The New Orleans Mardi Gras super-krewe returned in grand fashion Sunday with a series of events, most notably a 32-float parade from Uptown to the Central Business District.
Revelers from near and far are now waiting for Zulu to secondline through Treme, and Rex, King of Carnival, to officially declare Mardi Gras while he rolls down St. Charles Avenue.
Endymion parade and ball mark grand return to Mardi Gras normalcy
Photographer Jeff Strout captures real time moments at the stunning 2022 Zulu Ball.
The Krewe of Iris is stepping out on the streets with new sustainable throws
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell was pictured partying maskless during an indoor Mardi Gras event Friday night, despite reinstating the city’s COVID-19 mask mandate for schools and indoor public spaces just weeks ago.
Not a single person wore a protective facemask in the videos, which were taken down less than an hour after Fox News requested comment from Cantrell
The event comes after Cantrell reinstated the city’s indoor mask mandate for all indoor public settings, including schools, which is still in effect through Mardi Gras Day on March 1.Not a single person wore a protective facemask in the videos, which were taken down less than an hour after Fox News requested comment from Cantrell.
Jan 11, 2022: City of New Orleans Announces Reinstatement of Indoor Mask Mandate
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Mayor's Ball 2022: https://t.co/YA5owyP7yn pic.twitter.com/ZOA6AGCH1S
The event comes after Cantrell reinstated the city’s indoor mask mandate for all indoor public settings, including schools, which is still in effect through Mardi Gras Day on March 1.
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In your New Orleans forecast we're going to find minimal rain chances for any of our scheduled days with parades through Mardi Gras in your Southeast Louisiana weather!
Increasing clouds, rain chances and some fog next week
Krewe of MadHatters ignites enthusiasm in Jefferson Parish
Mardi Gras season started Jan. 6 but the next two weeks are considered the height of the festivities, which end on Fat Tuesday.
