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Louisiana visitors and Louisiana's Governor Jeff Landry were surprised to see a 10-foot snake confiscated in the heart of New Orleans French Quarter over the weekend.

Cantrell previously stated that she is fully cooperating with authorities, but she has refused to answer any questions about what kind of information they have been looking for.

Today is the deadline for signature collection and recall organizers are confident they have the signatures necessary to bring on a vote.

"A large portion of the city is very frustrated and very scared," City Council Vice President JP Morrell said

One of the leaders of the recall effort, Eileen Carter, took to Twitter to call Cantrell's statement claiming the recall was based on racism a total fabrication

New Orleans made national headlines today by this surprising announcement.

Even though a lot of people are trying to make it sound like there's a "Mask Mandate" in New Orleans now, there's just not.

There's nothing more bizarre to me than seeing our Saints play in the Superdome in front of no one. Hopefully, that will change soon.

Mayor Latoya Cantrell of New Orleans was asked again at her press conference today about the Saints welcoming fans into the Superdome for upcoming home games. Cantrell noted that Tiger Stadium, "Could be a great place, temporarily" when referring to the Saints potentially taking their home games to Baton Rouge.

The Saints will host the Green Bay Packers on September 27th. The Governor has given the green light to having fans in attendance. The mayor says, "Not so fast".