Jade Cunningham
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New Orleans, LA, United States
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'A celebration of hope' - holiday event in Jefferson feeds those in need
It's a tradition at a local church in Jefferson Parish that brings hope and smiles to people → Read More
Inflation blasts firework stands nationwide, locally
Entertainment Inflation blasts firework stands nationwide, locally Prices are rising nationally JEFFERSON PARISH, La. — Firework stands are in full swing, getting ready for one of their biggest weekends. Celebrations are expected to be explosive this year, but it'll come at a price. On the corner of Lafayette Street and 15th Street in Gretna, is a firework stand you can't miss. "On the second… → Read More
New Orleans judge temporarily blocks abortion ban
A temporary block on Louisiana's trigger law is now in place → Read More
Unclaimed veterans honored in moving tribute
"This is the least we can do to thank them for their service to our country," said Albert Cusimano, the Department of Louisiana VFW State Surgeon. → Read More
What a 'Gas Tax Holiday' means for your wallet
The President is asking Congress to think about imposing a 'Gas Tax Holiday' across the nation → Read More
Backpack leads couple to more than a dozen stolen cell phones
They've been working to get them back in the owners hands → Read More
With infant formula shortage, some are sharing breast milk
People on social media are asking for breast milk, but what do the experts say? → Read More
'It could've been my grandma' | Students shocked by shooting outside graduation
Students who saw the chaos say it began with a fight. → Read More
New Orleans won't meet deadline to spend $2B in Katrina roadwork funds
Since Katrina, the City has been working to try and fix roads and pipes thanks to $2 billion in funding from FEMA. Only about half of that money has been used. → Read More
Mother desperately searching for baby formula every day in New Orleans
We followed a mother around as she searched for baby formula in the New Orleans area. There was barely any to be found. → Read More
Louisiana's insurance market is more expensive, complicated after Ida
Orleans Louisiana's insurance market is more expensive, complicated after Ida "I haven't seen a single policy stay the same." NEW ORLEANS — It doesn't matter if you own a home or are renting an apartment, you're paying for insurance. It's also very likely what you're paying has gone up tremendously. Insurance is getting harder to find, but experts say the time is now to review your policy. It's… → Read More
Child born with a hole in his heart thriving thanks to Mardi Gras miracle
Beau Alread was born with a heart defect that required surgery. → Read More
Woman critical after house fire in Kenner
Authorities say she has severe burns and is being treated for carbon monoxide poisoning → Read More
New Orleans mother of four creates magnets a with message
Like most in New Orleans, Gabriela Barnetzer has grown frustrated with the recent number of carjackings. → Read More
Yes, you need to store your at-home COVID tests appropriately
If not, it could make the test's result less reliable → Read More
Family and former coaches reflect on players headed to Super Bowl
"State Championship ring at Rummel, LSU National Championship ring, and a Super Bowl ring would be the crown I tell you," said Jay Roth. → Read More
Yes, 'smell training' works for people who've lost their sense of smell
It's a common symptom of COVID-19 and now there's a proven way to help regain one's loss of smell and taste → Read More
Williams discusses crime with city council
"We've probably averaged about two people shot per day over the full year from summer 2020 to summer 2021," said the city's crime analyst, Jeff Asher. → Read More
Need a free smoke detector? It's easy to get
Firefighters all across the state will come to your house and install it for free through a statewide program → Read More
Local hospitals filling up with patients as medical workers pushed to limit again
Even though a smaller percentage of people are having serious symptoms, so many more people are testing positive that there are still a lot of people in the hospital → Read More