School Bus Catches on Fire, Driver Gets All the Kids Out-and Herself-Before it Explodes Behind Her
A statement released by the school district called her efforts and poise under pressure "nothing short of heroic."
A statement released by the school district called her efforts and poise under pressure "nothing short of heroic."
On September 12, Lawrence Brooks—the oldest living World War II veteran in the USA—will turn 111. Celebrate his birthday and send him a card.
Shamarr Allen, a jazz trumpet player from New Orleans is offering kids a chance to trade their guns for trumpets, in hopes it will reduce gun violence.
WWII veteran Johnnie Dimas was taken on an epic road trip to fulfill his bucket list by his grandson Roger Gilbert and wife Jo.
Inez and Rene Pierre worried when Mardi Gras was canceled: they make a living making floats for the festival. Then they had an idea: porch floats.
Following a long and expensive building process, the major defense systems around New Orleans have held up in the face of Hurricane Ida
While most of the city lies is struggling to get the power back, St. Peter Residential, thanks to its solar microgrid, can relax.
Two college seniors were depressed that there was no glass recycling in New Orleans, so they started their own project to great success.
A former news reporter in Louisiana snapped a photo in a pouring rainstorm that he thought would be just the tonic for distressing current events.
Watch how two brothers, Derrell and Kyllon Martin, created 'The Helping Lunchbox' to help feed the homeless people in their New Orleans community.
The NBA point-back will be donating $1,000 to tornado relief for every point and assist he makes during Friday's game.
The Ninth Ward is filled with poor families who haven't yet recovered from Hurricane Katrina – thankfully, they have Fred Young to look after them.
Thanks to the determination of a New Orleans judicial advocate, thousands of juveniles have been freed from potentially spending a life behind bars.
Mardi Gras may be fun, but it generates thousands of tons of trash every year. Thankfully, these biodegradable beads might make the party a little greener.
After watching the devastation of neighborhoods after Hurricane Katrina, Barnes and Noble CEO Leonard Riggio promised to give away new homes to 100 displaced families. At the dedication of the final home, a gospel choir sang Ain't No Mountain High Enough while 55-year-old Corliss Gaines' eyes swelled with tears.
The US Corps of Engineers has finished repairing the 169 miles (270 km) of battered levees around New Orleans in time for hurricane season.
A picture of a little girl hugging her rescuer came to symbolize the hope amid Hurricane Katrina's destruction ten years ago— watch their emotional reunion.
This principal is making good grades a sport, and once students see their peers being handed $100 bills and Letterman jackets, they may try harder.
If you've never been in New Orleans before Fat Tuesday, check out this wonderful video of festivities from Saturday. You'll want to pack your bags.
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