Andrés Fuentes is a New Orleans native and a 2020 graduate of Loyola University. He joined the WLOX News Team in July 2020 as a Multimedia Journalist.
Andrés is a proud member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, and comes to WLOX having already won awards for his work as a college journalist.
You can follow him on Twitter @news_fuentes or send him an email at andres.fuentes@wlox.com.
With a line out the door and a parking lot completely full, the staff at Brick and Spoon were dealing with a bigger Sunday crowd for the “Boobies, Baubles, and Brunch.”
Children in the Soria City neighborhood organized a protest Tuesday to voice what they want to see in a piece of city-owned land they call Bullis Avenue Park.
After decades of preaching and servicing the Gulf Coast, a crowd came together to celebrate the Abundant Life Evangelistic Church and its leader, Bishop Jason L. Johnson.
A year after Hurricane Katrina leveled much of South Mississippi, groups of people flocked to the area to help with the rebuilding process, including Hispanic immigrants.
About 100 people spent their Saturday afternoon at Lum Cumbest Park, eager to enjoy the day, eat some hamburgers and voice their concerns over the upcoming vote for a new Mississippi state flag.
The spirit of giving surrounds the congregation at St. Peter’s by-the-Sea. The church gathered volunteers and funds for a trip to help clean up Camp Beckwith, the camp/conference center for the Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast in Fairhope, Alabama.
Ocean Springs Hospital is in mourning after losing one of its own to COVID-19, ICU nurse Cheryl Longfellow. She leaves behind a legacy of caring for others.
With the Labor Day holiday in full-swing, the Diamondhead Country Club is hosting hundreds of young golfers for the U.S. Kids Golf Gulf Coast State Invitational.
