A dispute between satellite TV provider Dish and media company Tegna has resulted in the removal of TV stations in more than 50 markets – including New Orleans - from the pay-TV service.
Tegna had begun alerting Dish subscribers earlier in the week they could lose access to local stations at 9 p.m. ET Wednesday because the two companies could not reach a new carriage agreement for its station.
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm says the Biden administration is considering a release of emergency oil reserves as one of several options to ease a global energy crisis that has resulted in surging prices for consumers. Gas prices jumped to an average of $3.21 a gallon this week, marking the highest cost in seven years.
New Orleans is number 3. Conde Nast Travelers has named Chicago the No. 1 big city in the U.S. for the fifth year in a row, due to its vibrant restaurant scene, museums and architecture. New York is No. 2, Boston is 4.
