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Seven years after a deadly triple shooting inside an Old Jefferson home that authorities say was fueled by a drug debt, Jefferson Parish jurors voted to convict the man accused of carrying out the violence, according to court records. Arsenio Adams, 37, of New Orleans, was found guilty Thursday of...

LIVINGSTON — A man previously arrested by Livingston Parish deputies for allegedly soliciting a minor over social media had his charges dropped after agreeing to self-deport to his home country. Mansoor Ahmed of Oak Hill, West Virginia, was previously arrested along with a dozen other men following an operation...

Lunch Winfield is ready for his opportunity with UL.

Nunez Community College is getting a serious lift-off for its aerospace ambitions in Chalmette, landing $4 million in state funding and moving ahead with plans for a $9 million Aerospace Building on campus. The expansion is set to house the college's MADE initiative - a cluster of maritime, aerospace, defense manufactu

On July 2, a grand jury charged Attorney General Liz Murrill with 16 felonies because of letters she sent in May to New Orleans officials during the Orleans Parish clerk of court dispute. One day later, the Louisiana Supreme Court halted the case, found her likely to prevail on a motion to dismiss and cited serious pro

Nearly 75 works of art that once adorned the offices of McGlinchey Stafford were auctioned off Thursday, as the former law firm, which dissolved early this year after half a century in business, liquidates its assets to settle more than $13 million in debts. The McGlinchey collection included dozens of...

NEW ORLEANS – Perrier Esquerré Contractors (PEC) has completed its new 11,400-square-foot, design-build headquarters at 4900 Jefferson Highway in Jefferson Parish. The facility includes a 5,400-square-foot office and a 6,000-square-foot fabrication facility. As PEC recognizes its 10th anniversary, the design-build cont

There are plenty of good reasons e-bikes have been gaining popularity recently., but while it's become more common to see them on the streets, it has also become more common for them to be involved in dangerous collisions.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A local ankle monitoring company says it plans to bring every person in its New Orleans program back to court — and possibly back to jail — as soon as Monday. ASAP Monitoring sent a letter to the city stating that it can no...

Charisse Gibson, the award-winning anchor of WWL Louisiana’s evening newscasts, is going Hollywood. She is moving to Los Angeles to join the news team at NBC4 Southern California (KNBC-TV), the network’s flagship West Coast station. Her last day at WWL is July 31. At KNBC, she’ll be a...