A new history project documents their stories and helps people across the state develop a greater appreciation for the bounty of the Carolina coast.

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Team reporter Erin Summers and Locked On Saints host and Saints beat writer for LouisianaSports.net Ross Jackson recap the Saints 2025 NFL Draft and break down the additions the Saints made in the und ...

College friends turned business owners open Birdies Hot Chicken putting their own unique twist on fried chicken. Now they ...

Mike Obadal’s plan to keep his stock in Anduril if nominated as under secretary of the Army is a blatant conflict of interest ...

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Members of the Hyde Square Task Force are celebrating lower prices in their local Stop & Shop store. However, the youth ...

A Ukrainian drone attack has killed at least seven people in Kherson and a Russian drone attacks on Odesa left two people ...

A Marriott Hotel, waterfront park and transitional housing for families experiencing homelessness are just a few of the ...

The A-lister has a keen eye for designer homes, including her current A. Quincy Jones–designed Bel Air mansion ...

Forty-four years after fleeing in a packed boat, AFR’s head of podcast Lap Phan’s journey through his mother’s homeland ...