Meghan Kee
WWL-TV
New Orleans, LA, United States
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'I didn't want him to be alone' | Quinnyon Wimberly's remains removed from Hard Rock; family mourns
Family members tell WWLTV that Quinnyon Wimberly wasn't supposed to be working the day the Hard Rock construction site collapsed in 2019. → Read More
Students return to classes Thursday in St. Charles Parish
Thursday and Friday, 1st through 12th graders will attend their first day on a staggered schedule with about half of the students alternating each day. → Read More
'Sad and very angry;' Children, teens protest for racial equality, peace
“I just feel bad, knowing that I could grow up and possibly get killed because of my skin color," Nia Blanchett, 13, said. "I don’t think that’s right at all." → Read More
She last saw her son when he went to a music show around Christmas and is worried sick
The family is remaining hopeful and is in constant prayer. They ask anyone with information to please come forward. → Read More
New Orleans businesses reopen under strict guidelines
On Saturday, many New Orleans business owners opened their doors for the first time in months. → Read More
Nationwide meat shortage reaches New Orleans area restaurants
Toups Meatery Chef and Owner Isaac Toups has changed his suppliers and his menu to adjust to the shortage. → Read More
Group seeks to help those left out of stimulus, unemployment benefits
“A lot of folks don’t have pay stubs. They don’t have tax returns, maybe they don’t earn enough. Maybe they don’t report to a boss because they’re unemployed... → Read More
Domestic violence calls increasing with 'Stay-at-Home' order: Here's what to do
Law enforcement agencies nationwide are getting more reports of domestic violence in households. → Read More
Dooky Chase's goes curbside to keep Holy Thursday gumbo z'herbes tradition going
This is the first Holy Thursday since Chef Leah Chase's death and the restaurant can only offer take-out, but her beloved gumbo z'herbes tradition carries on → Read More
NOPD, JPSO lose members to COVID-19
“We are heartbroken by the loss of our husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He was a wonderful man who touched the hearts of all who met him," a family said. → Read More
Coronavirus: How to stay safe?
The virus spreads easily through person to person contact, the CDC said. It's transmitted through respiratory droplets — when an infected person coughs or sneezes. → Read More
Medical group cancels Vietnam trip because of Coronavirus concerns
Officials said the Vietnam trip had been in the works for nearly a year. Tens of thousands of dollars had been collected to bring medical services to the country. → Read More
New Dixie brewery in New Orleans East officially opens Saturday
The new facility boasts a bar, cafe, outdoor space, museum and games. → Read More
Marrero mother holds vigil for murdered son
Walter’s mother, Cheryl Jackson, said she has grieved for her son every day and prays for closure. → Read More
First responders remember, honor victims of September 11 attacks
Wednesday's climb was personal for many firefighters, who said they could only imagine what their brothers and sisters went through that day. → Read More
First responders remember, honor victims of September 11 attacks
Wednesday's climb was personal for many firefighters, who said they could only imagine what their brothers and sisters went through that day. → Read More
Students return to class after grade-fixing scandal at John F. Kennedy High School
New principal Harold Clay said that the school will be more student-focused for the upcoming year. → Read More
Saints fans excited for the start of training camp
Veteran black and gold players joined the rookies at Thursday's practice. → Read More
Louisiana's first Shake Shack opens to long lines in Metairie
Ribbons were cut at 11 a.m. outside the national burger chain's first location in Louisiana on Veterans Memorial Boulevard and Severn Avenue. → Read More
Saints fans' NFC Championship No-Call lawsuit moves forward
Thursday's judgment from Judge D. Nicole Sheppard means that NFL commissioner Rodger Goodell could be required to provide a deposition. → Read More