Building partially collapsed in New Orleans French Quarter
A building partially collapsed on the 500 block of St. Louis Street in New Orleans on Thursday.
Cops catch man who fled and jumped into Industrial Canal
Police say a man is in custody after a police chase that ended with the suspect jumping into the Industrial Canal. “The St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office, with the assistance of the New Orleans Police Department, Louisiana State Police, U.S. Coast Guard
Cops not letting crime ripples become crime waves
Part of the success story in New Orleans’ reduction in crime is how law enforcement has stayed flexible, and not let occasional increases in crime turn into full-blown crime waves.
Mayor Cantrell continues quixotic legal campaign against former neighbor
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell isn’t letting go of her grudge against a former neighbor who snapped photos of her dining with her alleged paramour Jeffrey Vappie while the two supped at a French Quarter restaurant. According to WVUE, which has obtained court documents related to the case, Cantrell...
NOLA Pool Passport: Dew Drop Inn’s rockin’ pool
New Orleans is home to many luxury pools, so this summer WGNO is featuring six different pools that are part of our "NOLA Pool Passport," where guests can get into six different pools for just $64, which is basically $10 per pool. Today's stop is the Dew Drop Inn in Central City.
Scoot: Cantrell’s interference in FQ trash contract stinks to high heaven
Why would the city award a contract to a company that doesn’t specialize is sanitation, has no proven record comparable to IV Waste, and is asking for more money?
Former leader of failed Mayor Cantrell recall is running for New Orleans mayor
Eileen Carter, a former social media manager for Mayor LaToya Cantrell who went on to lead a failed effort to recall her from office, is running to replace Cantrell as mayor. Carter filed her paperwork to enter the Oct. 11 primary contest on Thursday, the second day of a three-day qualifying period. She is running...
Convicted murderer Derrick Groves eludes law enforcement as last New Orleans jail escapee on...
NEW ORLEANS — Nearly two months after 10 inmates escaped from a New Orleans jail by crawling through a hole behind a toilet, authorities have recaptured all but the man with the most violent rap sheet: Derrick Groves.
Mayor Cantrell’s emergency declaration nullified by city council in trash contract dispute
The New Orleans City Council on Thursday voted to nullify Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s emergency declaration in the French Quarter trash collection dispute.
Precautionary boil water advisory issued for parts of New Orleans East
A precautionary boil water advisory was issued for parts of New Orleans East on Thursday, July 10.
