Paul Dudley
WWL-TV
New Orleans, LA, United States
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FEMA money giving New Orleans 'once in a lifetime opportunity' to fix streets
Since 2018, the Department of Public Works has completed 98 projects with an estimated value of $271 million. → Read More
Not a meteor, not Entergy; What was the loud boom in New Orleans Tuesday night?
Adding to the unusual, some neighbors reported seeing a yellow flash just a few seconds before the noise. → Read More
'Crazy emotions' | Saints Super Fans say goodbye to Sean Payton
“I feel like I just left a funeral and I am headed to a wedding and my wife is in the hospital about to have a new baby." → Read More
Police searching for Person of Interest, answers in French Quarter homicide
The shooting in the French Quarter came during an already violent weekend across the city. → Read More
Former students rally to help Northshore teachers after house fire
So far, they’ve raised more than $25,000 and counting. → Read More
NOCCA exhibit showcases environmental injustices: Cancer Alley & Gordon Plaza
“There are a lot of connections between the residents of St. James Parish and Gordon Plaza,” said Kathryn O’Dwyer. → Read More
NOLA-PS closing Oscar Dunn, Live Oak schools at the end of the school year
NOLA Public Schools blames citywide population declines and lower birth rates in recent years. → Read More
Children's Hospital, schools brace for more COVID cases as classes resume
The increase in younger patients at Children's Hospital comes as classes resume at NOLA Public Schools. → Read More
New Orleans vaccine mandate for children starts next week
The city mandate for kids 5-to-11 is set to start on Jan. 3. → Read More
Toy and food giveaway comes at the perfect time for Jefferson Parish families
400 Jefferson Parish families received food, essentials, and holiday toys. → Read More
Toy giveaway extra special this year after families lose everything to Ida
"Everyone is helping and caring and sharing and it’s just an awesome thing for everyone,” → Read More
Thieves crash U-Haul truck through front of JP business
"You work all your life and you get something and someone wants to just take it away.” → Read More
Attacks on cats reported in Jefferson Parish
“These are cats you nurse back from death. You handle them multiple times a day, you give them medication,” said Sanders. “They’ve been run over, nobody wants them.” → Read More
Louisiana non-profit sending aid to tornado victims
You can drop off donations at two different locations. 26012 Highway 42, in Holden or 123 South Pine St. in Independence. → Read More
Bob Dole remembered as champion for people with disabilities
Dole's right arm was paralyzed in combat just before the end of WW II and decades later that experience inspired him to help pass the Americans with Disabilities Act → Read More
Tulane to ramp up testing after grad student tests positive for omicron variant
The university says the student is doing well, has been in isolation since first testing positive and all close contacts have been notified. → Read More
Alcohol shortage too? Supply chain issues have some liquors in short supply
“Tequila, cognacs, the high end rums, all of the good stuff it’s very hard to find right now,” said Corey Kennedy, the owner of Liquor Store Depot. → Read More
New Orleans musician rolls with COVID closures, back for more
Ahead of a recent show at Tipitina's, WWLTV’s Paul Dudley caught up with Gros as he reflected on what it was like to find a different way to connect with audiences. → Read More
NOLA: Officers expands program to combat porch pirates
On Tuesday, the NOPD announced on Twitter that the program has become a city-wide initiative. Saying it will reduce package theft but many pushed back. → Read More
Canal Street holiday lights a sign New Orleans is returning to normal
Last year's event was cancelled due to COVID, but this year people are optimistic that things are looking up. → Read More