One dead, two hurt in three-vehicle crash in New Orleans, police say
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - One person died, and two others were hurt in a three-vehicle crash at the intersection of Chef Menteur Highway and Crowder Boulevard Saturday evening (Sept. 19), according to New Orleans police. Police say one person in one of the vehicles died at the scene. Two other...
Uptown New Orleans Mansion With Plunge Pool Becomes 200-Seat Comedy Club
A former residence in New Orleans' Uptown neighborhood is being transformed into a 200-seat comedy club, and the developers are keeping one of the property's most unusual features intact: a courtyard plunge pool where guests once lounged in private. The former residence at 3157 Tchoupitoulas St. is becoming The Orange
Edna Karr Extends Winning Streak to 30 Games with 21-14 Win Over Ruston in...
Top two teams in Louisiana square off in the Superdome on Saturday
They Say Restless Spirits Still Roam This Old Fort Pike In New Orleans After...
Fort Pike has been standing just east of New Orleans for nearly 200 years, and it has picked up plenty of stories along the way. The old brick fort was built to protect the city, but today its empty rooms and weathered walls tell a very different story. Visitors have...
Mayor Helena Moreno floats new millage proposal of $26M; administration says cuts possible
Mayor Helena Moreno will seek to hike property taxes and generate only $26 million, far less than the $42 million the administration previously floated, a city official said on Friday after days of public criticism about the city’s plans. Andrew Tuozzolo, special counsel to Moreno, said the administration would...
New Orleans Murder Suspect Caught by SWAT in Federal Way, Faces Extradition
A man wanted in New Orleans for second-degree murder was tracked down and arrested in Federal Way on Thursday, after fleeing more than 2,000 miles from Louisiana before being arrested near the Federal Way aquatic center by a federal fugitive task force and Seattle police SWAT officers. Terrance Carter, 31, tried to run
Claiborne Avenue Bridge closed to vehicular traffic this weekend for repairs, DOTD says
The Claiborne Avenue Judge Seeber Bridge on LA 39 will be closed to vehicular traffic this weekend, the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development said.
The Holy Cross-St. Charles winner prevailed in overtime after a senior’s game-winning field goal
Holy Cross senior Drew Aguirre had been waiting for his chance to make a game-winning field goal. Aguirre got an opportunity to send his team home with an overtime win in Friday’s Week 3 matchup between Holy Cross and St. Charles Catholic, which was tied 7-7 at the end of regulation.
A hero’s honor: New Orleans man recognized for his organ donation
A flag waved in the wind outside University Medical Center as family, friends, and community members gathered to honor the life of Taj Rudolph, lovingly known as Tookie. “If you can look around here, you’ll see how much he was truly loved,” said Kory Dupree, Taj’s godfather.
New Orleans residents oppose tax hike but say it may be necessary
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans residents say they don’t want to pay more in property taxes but understand why a property tax increase may be necessary. “It’s going to put a burden on everybody, but I’m not sure what else the city can do other than try to cut expenses,” said John Colomb, who lives in Lakeview. “I’m on

















