The fifth of 10 inmate escapees who fled a New Orleans jail has been recaptured, authorities said Tuesday. Corey Boyd, who was briefly spotted last Friday hours after the jailbreak, was taken into ...

New video shows 5th New Orleans inmate recaptured after jailbreak 03:05. The New Orleans jailbreak sparked a massive manhunt for the 10 inmates who escaped from custody. More than 200 law ...

Lenton Vanburen, Leo Tate and Jermaine Donald are three of the five remaining fugitives from a New Orleans jail escape recaptured on Monday. Vanburen was caught in Baton Rouge, and Tate and Donald ...

The New Orleans Coroner said Brandon Taylor, 43, of Harvey, Louisiana, was one of the deceased victims. Taylor was a skilled musician who loved spending time with his family, according to his nephew.

New Orleans jail worker, Sterling Williams, did not know about the men’s plan and did not allow the inmates to cut a pipe behind the toilet for their escape, attorney Michael Kennedy said.

Editor's note: Follow updates on the New Orleans jailbreak in USA TODAY's May 20 coverage. Four of 10 inmates who fled a New Orleans jail by climbing through a hole behind a toilet have been ...

While the whereabouts of five inmates who ran from a New Orleans jail by climbing through a hole behind a toilet remain unknown, experts say there is a strong likelihood the escapees will get ...

Food experts have ranked New Orleans as the best food city in the world, and that's no surprise to locals and tourists who love the diverse cuisine found in the Big Easy.. Time Out, a media group ...

Saloy said that New Orleans' reputation as a "party city" hardly tells its whole story. The families who live there, and their traditions, make the city what it is, she told "CBS Sunday Morning." ...

NEW ORLEANS — More than 100,000 customers lost electricity during a series of rolling blackouts on Sunday, but as of Monday morning, power had been fully restored across New Orleans, Jefferson ...

Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and disrupted its school system, the research shows positive academic gains with trade-offs.

In New Orleans, we juxtapose “before the storm” and “after the storm” as points of reference and a way to contend with the drastic changes we’ve experienced in the last 20 years.