 | BY BOB WARREN | Staff writer |
Cassidy out: Sometimes it’s big political news when someone doesn’t run for an office. U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, who had never formally gotten into the race for governor, said this morning he won’t be a candidate. Here’s how that announcement could shape next year's race.
Bridge relief? It's not the busiest bridge in Louisiana. But when I-10 at the Louisiana-Mississippi state line is shut down (and you may have sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic there a time or two) the drawbridge on U.S. 90 across the West Pearl River becomes a very important alternative route. Anyway, it’s been out for several months now. Relief on the way? (Don't hold your breath...)
‘Round the clock: For being a food town, there’s one thing New Orleans doesn’t have an abundance of: 24-hour eateries. Now, a well-known restaurant has opened a Mid-City location, cooking around the clock, our food guy Ian McNulty reports. For even more food and drink coverage, please sign up for our Where NOLA Eats newsletter.
Earth shaking: Were you in that giant crowd that watched Garth Brooks in Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge last April? The country music superstar is still talking about the show – the earth even moved for him, feature writer Judy Bergeron reports.
Thanks for reading Lunch Line today — and remember, you can keep up all day long at NOLA.com. Bob | 
