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Handicapped fan says Superdome's renovations causes safety issues, inconvenience
Saints fan and family say new renovations are a safety issue for them. → Read More
Jindal launches investigation into Planned Parenthood
NEW ORLEANS - Governor Bobby Jindal is launching a state investigation into allegations against Planned Parenthood, adding to the investigations → Read More
Locals lobbying for Pope Francis visit for Katrina anniversary
As the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, some are hoping to make the commemoration even more special with a visit from the pope. → Read More
Possible malnourished horses raise concerns of animal cruelty
Emaciated horses are raising big concerns about possible animal cruelty in one Lower Algiers community. → Read More
Renewed concerns after deadly French Quarter shooting
NEW ORLEANS - A fatal, overnight shooting has renewed concerns about violence in the French Quarter. New Orleans police say one man is dead and → Read More
New questions raised about N.O. East teen's death
NEW ORLEANS -- It's been one month since police found 16-year-old Kaylan Ward's dismembered body on Interstate 10 in New Orleans East. There have → Read More
NOPD investigates 2 incidents where intruder snuck into bedroom
NEW ORLEANS - For the second time in less than a month, an Uptown woman has woken up to find an intruder in her bedroom. The latest incident → Read More
Family wants answers in young woman's murder
Firefighters discovered a loving mother shot inside the trunk of her car after someone set fire to it in New Orleans East on Sunday morning. → Read More
Local church honors slain church victims
NEW ORLEANS- St. Luke's Episcopal Church in New Orleans is tackling the issue of race relations head on. In the wake of the shooting that claimed → Read More
Pastor wants Jefferson Davis memorial taken down
NEW ORLEANS - Is it time for New Orleans to reconsider its confederate monuments and symbols? It is a question Mayor Mitch Landrieu and other city → Read More
Family wants to know how suspect got gun into cruiser
Officer Daryle Holloway's family is left with mixed emotions as answers about his death lead to more questions. → Read More
City steps up parking enforcement even as construction limits spaces
NEW ORLEANS – With any major construction project, there are bound to be some parking issues, but people living along St. Claude Avenue say when work → Read More
JPAS finally opens new performing arts building
Jefferson Performing Arts Society officials opened the doors to a brand new Jefferson Performing Arts Center on Friday. It certainly → Read More
Lawmakers lessen pot possession penalties
NEW ORLEANS - The state's penalties for marijuana possession are among the harshest in the nation, but last week lawmakers passed a bill that will → Read More
Despite similarities, police say no evidence death of young women related
Police say that so far there is no evidence connecting the deaths of two young women found dead on I-10 this week. → Read More
Dozens of New Orleans school board employees to be let go
Dozens of Orleans Parish School Board employees could soon be out of work. The entire administrative staff received letters this week. → Read More
Family wants answers in teen's mysterious death
NEW ORLEANS – Hundreds gather in New Orleans East for a candlelight vigil for 16-year-old Kaylan Ward on Tuesday. Last Thursday, police found the → Read More
Some restaurants close as industry booms
NEW ORELANS - Zea's Rotissorie and Grill is the latest well-known local eatery to announce its closing one of its locations. After 10 years on St. → Read More
Taxi industry concerned about city's new cab fare increase
NEW ORLEANS - If you hail a cab, be prepared for a little sticker shock! On Thursday, city council members voted unanimously to increase taxi fares → Read More
Paralyzed JPSO deputy gifted wheelchair-accessible van
An on-duty crash left Jefferson Parish Deputy Jaron Fountain almost totally paralyzed, and since then his brothers in uniform have rallied around him, raising funds to get Fountain a wheelchair accessible van he so desperately needed. → Read More