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A grateful city enjoys a sunny Fat Tuesday

By Chad Calder


THE BIG DAY: Last year we had house floats and freezing weather. This year, we got Mardi Gras pretty much back the way it's supposed to be, and communities in and around New Orleans made the most of it. You can read about it here, or check out one of these amazing photo galleries: Rex, Zulu, Argus, the Bourbon Street Awards, the St. Anne parade and the Northside Skull & Bone gang are just the beginning. You'll find a list of galleries put together by our intrepid, award-winning photo staff here. 


ANOTHER TRAGEDY: Tuesday brought news that a man shot and killed in New Orleans East Friday was a visitor from out of town. Ramon Antonio Vargas has the story of Brandon Bovain, one of two bystanders killed by gunfire after coming to the city to take part in the Carnival celebration this year. The other was Heaven Nettles, the 15-year-old Houston girl killed just three blocks away from the Endymion parade the following night.


STABBING AT THE BOOT: Mardi Gras morning began with news of a stabbing outside of the popular university-area bar known as The Boot. We've got the details here.


Thanks for joining us this morning, as the Lenten season begins.

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THE BIG DAY

Sunny weather, grateful crowds mark return of Mardi Gras to New Orleans

Herb Keys' sweatshirt read "OG Status," his grill belched smoke and his voice boomed over his spot on the St. Charles Avenue neutral ground… Read more

Photos: The Rex parade rolls on Mardi Gras day

Photos: Zulu helped lead the way through the streets of New Orleans on Mardi Gras morning

Photos: Krewe of Argus rolls to 'Won’t You Be My Neighbor,' in Metairie

The Krewe of Argus rolls to 'Won’t You Be My Neighbor,' in Metairie Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2022. Lee Giorgio reigned as king and Britney Kelly a… Read more

MORE PHOTOS!

Photos: Costumed Mardi Gras revelers flock to Bywater and Marigny neighborhoods on Fat Tuesday

Societé de Sainte Anne and multiple other walking groups and dance parties started in the Bywater neighborhood and paraded through the Marigny to the French Quarter.  Read more

Photos: Baby Dolls and Mardi Gras Indians take to the streets uptown on Mardi Gras Day

The N'Awlins D'Awlins Baby Dolls danced and strutted out of the Mardi Gras Indian Council Administration Building as they celebrated the group's 10th anniversary on LaSalle street uptown. They greeted Mardi Gras Indian tribes and mingled with other baby doll groups.  Read more

Photos: Mardi Gras artistry on full display at the Mardi Gras Bourbon Street Awards costume contest

 
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ANOTHER BYSTANDER SLAIN

‘Nobody expected it to be his last trip:’ Mardi Gras tourist from South Carolina slain, mourned

Brandon Bovain left South Carolina with his younger brother and girlfriend last week after a spur-of-the-moment decision to come to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. After arriving at their hotel off Chef Menteur Highway on Friday night, he ran back to their car to fetch a cellphone they needed to finish checking in. Read more

 
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