Officials work toward a fitting final resting place for a Louisiana soldier whose grave...
A 1952 newspaper article informed the department that Pierre was 22 when he died on July 1, 1952. A native of New Orleans, he grew up in Baton Rouge, where he attended McKinley High School, then went on to graduate from Gaudet High School in New Orleans. Pierre attended Southern University and entered the Army in April 1951. He was sent to Korea that November.
9 spooky things to do this Halloween in Louisiana’s most haunted city
The U.S. is full of spooky places to visit during Halloween , where places are filled with legends of the dead walking among the living. While there are famous New England spots, like Sleepy Hollow, New York and Salem, Massachusetts, the South is also home to haunted destinations like Savannah, Georgia and New Orleans. New Orleans is often said to be the most haunted city in the country, with tragic tales making up local folklore and haunting mysteries tied to the city's spiritual realm. New Orl
Mayor Moreno going to Paris for Saints game, says she’s paying her own travel...
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans mayor Helena Moreno said Tuesday (Oct. 20) she is going to Paris for Sunday’s Steelers-Saints game and a series of meetings, and that she is “personally paying” her travel expenses. With the city grappling with a municipal budget deficit of more...
Reward expiring in New Orleans East interstate murder
On Oct. 20, 2021, the NOPD responded to a three-car crash on Interstate 10 and found a man who'd been fatally shot inside one of the cars.
In 7.9 seconds, Holy Cross seventh grader drag races across the finish line
When Holy Cross School asked New Orleans seventh grader Grayson Herbert to show and tell.
Trustees approve work to restore natural surge buffer in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Trustees administering part of the BP oil spill money signed off on two Louisiana coastal projects totaling $265 million. The Deepwater Horizon Louisiana Trustee Implementation Group has approved a final restoration plan Raccoon Island in Terrebonne Parish and the East Orleans Landbridge. The LA TIG, which...
Major funding approved to restore a vital chunk of land on New Orleans’ edge
Louisiana will get more than $260 million for two large-scale coastal restoration projects, including one aiming to shore up key sections of an eroding chunk of vital land that helps protect the New Orleans area from storm surge. The projects are being paid for with funds related to the 2010...
New Orleans permits worker fired after fraud investigation
A woman who worked in the New Orleans Office of Safety and Permits was fired and faces felony charges, accused of participating in a short-term rental scheme.
Former Tulane All-American lineman Charlie Hall dies at 74
Charlie Hall, a trailblazing defensive lineman who became an All-American at Tulane in the early 1970s, died this weekend, his family confirmed. Hall’s passing came just days after his 74th birthday. Alongside John Washington, Robert Johnson and Charles Inniss, the Lake Charles native out of Marion High School helped...
New Orleans Rock Legends ZEBRA Set to Release Fifth Studio Album
More than four decades after releasing their gold-certified debut album, New Orleans rock band ZEBRA is set to release its long-awaited fifth studio album, “ZEBRA V,” on Nov. 13, 2026.
