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Armed standoff in French Quarter tied to double homicide, police say
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans police say an armed man believed to be connected to a double homicide was taken into custody early Thursday (April 10) after an hours-long standoff in the French ...
A warmer Thursday as we briefly return to the 80s
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Clear skies prevail and so do warm temperatures before another weak cold front. Highs today will return ...
Louisiana lawmakers urged to crack down on restaurant reservation squatters’ use of bidding sites
Jefferson Parish Council resolutions seek bigger say on Armstrong Airport oversight ...
New Orleans’ new riverfront park expected to be finished this year
Sawaya said the city will help with the project’s cost, and the park expected to be completed in late 2025 is a big win for the area. “You have to be a visionary to look at things that enhance our ...
Gov. Landry lays out plan for more insurance reform, as Louisiana rates continue to climb
Louisiana has the highest auto insurance rates in the nation, according to some analysts. Landry says polling shows citizens blame equally trial lawyers and insurance companies.
Louisiana officials lament Trump administration’s cuts to FEMA grant programs for storm impacts
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - From Golden Meadow to Mandeville, local officials are raising concerns about the decision of President Trump’s administration to cut a FEMA grant program that has helped mitigate ...
Pending final medical report, accused child-killer Bunnak Landon's trial expected to begin April 28
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Jefferson Parish denies construction of new Marrero apartments, developer plans to sue
MARRERO, La. (WVUE) - The Jefferson Parish Council on Wednesday (April 9) denied construction of a planned Marrero apartment complex. Situated between Ames and Barataria boulevards, survey markers ...
NOPD chief says community, city leaders will lead Bourbon Street traffic-closure decisions
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick said Wednesday (April 9) that any decision about closing Bourbon Street to vehicular traffic will start with the community and ...
Former school aides accused of injuring disabled student plead not guilty in St. Tammany court
COVINGTON, La. (WVUE) - Three women once hired by St. Tammany Parish Public Schools to help students with special needs pleaded not guilty Wednesday (April 9) to charges they deliberately injured one ...
A dry stretch in New Orleans lasts into the weekend
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A dry stretch in our area lasts into the weekend. Spectacular weather is around for the week ahead with ...
A dry stretch that lasts into the weekend
Overnight Thursday into Friday our next cold front will push through early morning giving us another shot of dry air. Friday ...