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The discovery of a dead body in Terrebonne Parish has led to the arrest of two suspects.

It's the meeting of two beloved New Orleans icons. Scrim, everyone’s favorite fugitive mutt, will star in a new children’s book to be published this fall by former television meteorologist Margaret Orr. Based on a preview, “Scrim My Tail: As Told to Margaret Orr,” is bound to enthrall...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Homeless encampment sweeps are set to resume in the French Quarter and Marigny neighborhoods as the City of New Orleans looks to address a growing, persistent problem. “You’ll have them almost all day long,” Chef Samantha Castagnetti told Fox 8. “Whatever they have in their hand,...

Dozens of nurses rallied outside University Medical Center on Tuesday and Wednesday, holding signs and chanting in the July heat as they walked off the job for the fourth time in less than a year. While union members led demonstrations, hospital officials said a majority of scheduled nurses reported to work.

The New Orleans Police Department has made an arrest in the investigation of a July 9 New Orleans East homicide.

WGNO News reached out to Crimestoppers, and the organization announced it would continue to honor the reward. Although no new expiration date was announced.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - When someone is shot, the first priority for paramedics or doctors is to stop the bleeding. In many ways, that same strategy can apply to the New Orleans Police Department and crime. The NOPD has been trying to stop the bleeding in New Orleans in recent years.

Shirtless and soaking, Chris Rose clears the waterfall’s cascade and wipes his eyes, unable to stifle a smile. He is happy, and he is home. He lives alone here in Swallow Falls State Park, a wooded enclave of soaring hemlocks, prehistoric-looking rhododendrons and rocky creeks in the mountains of western Maryland.

The Louisiana attorney general’s office charged Sterling Williams with ten counts of “principal to simple escape” and one count of malfeasance in office.

Over several days in May, the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans approved the intentional disposal of thousands of gallons of raw sewage into the city’s stormwater drainage system, according to records from state regulators and the local utility. Documents the Illuminator obtained from the Louisiana Department...