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There won’t be a new trial for Vanessa Motta, the New Orleans attorney convicted in the Louisiana staged accident scam. But next month there will be a criminal trial for two men charged with gunning down a witness to the scheme that slammed cars into trucks with the goal of generating a fat insurance payout.

EXCLUSIVE: Despite having had one of the largest slave trades in North America, Louisiana's most famous city has few monuments that honor the enslaved people who died under cruelty

Seither's Seafood in Harahan earns a Guy Fieri Triple D Nation return visit, celebrating 20 years of Gulf Coast Cajun cuisine at 279 Hickory Ave.

Amid another recent string of very public failures of the agency, SWB executive director Randy Hayman defended himself against the city council's criticism which, he said, "undermines me in my daily activities as a leader in the organizations."

Gator grub is bringing creole comfort food to the parish

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Could we be finishing out the very last Heat Advisory for this week? Thursday’s Heat Advisory ends at 7 p.m. following most of southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi making it to the low-to-mid 90s with a few spots getting within a few degrees of 100. Temperatures for this evening will still

More than a week after Attorney General Liz Murrill and Gov. Jeff Landry lashed out at New Orleans officials over the AG’s recently dismissed indictment, Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams said Thursday the public row hasn’t strained an alliance between his and Murrill’s offices. “I don’t...

The New Orleans Police Department announced an arrest was made in a recent homicide investigation.

New Orleans rapper, entertainer and viral content creator Subtweet Shawn plans to shoot a block party-style video on Thursday, July 30, that also features longtime supporter Chance the Rapper. The outdoor video shoot is slated for 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the intersection of Dauphine and Press streets, across...

New Orleans police are asking for help locating a former bookkeeper they say used access to business finances to steer company checks into a personal account. The notice names Dianna Lino, born Feb. 15, 1967, as a suspect in a theft-by-embezzlement investigation tied to a Central Business District business. According..