Does Anyone Have Updates on the Local ICE Situation? Hispanic Colleagues Begin to Stay...
In recent news, there has been a growing concern among Hispanic communities in Charlotte and New Orleans due to the reported mobilization of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. This has led to increased anxiety, with many choosing to stay home out of fear of being targeted. Reports also suggest that ICE...
Jefferson Parish deputy arrested, accused of smuggling drugs into Gretna jail
A Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office deputy was arrested Tuesday morning and booked with malfeasance in office after allegedly trying to smuggle illegal drugs into the Gretna jail, according to authorities. Darius Johnson, 25, was also booked with having contraband in the correctional center, conspiracy to introduce...
Federal judge denies Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s motion to contact Jeffrey Vappie without attorneys present
Mayor LaToya Cantrell's attorney, Eddie Castaing, was back in federal court requesting her bond conditions, limiting contact with former New Orleans police officer Jeffrey Vappie, be lifted.
After years of setbacks, Carver High School ‘Field of Dreams’ stadium clears final hurdles
Carver High School’s long-awaited “Field of Dreams” stadium is finally moving from vision to reality. After nearly two decades of fits and starts in which the project stalled, leadership fractured and early fundraising evaporated, the effort has cleared its final two hurdles: Voters on Saturday approved an...
Fox 14 Your Morning News: Federal agents may be reassigned to NOLA
MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — About 200 Border Patrol agents stationed in Charlotte, North Carolina, may be reassigned to New Orleans by the end of next week as part of “Operation Catahoula Crunch.”. The Department of Homeland Security has not confirmed the operation publicly, but experts suggest the scale...
One killed, one injured in shooting in Tulane-Gravier area, police say
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A shooting in the Tulane-Gravier neighborhood Sunday afternoon (Nov. 16) left one person dead and another injured, according to NOPD. Officers were called to the 100 block of North Johnson Street just before 3:30 p.m. after reports of gunfire in the area. When police arrived, they...
2 weeks left for NOLA council to figure out next year’s budget
As the New Orleans City Council deals with the budget shortfall this year, they have two weeks left to come up with a budget for next year.
New Orleans artist’s gigantic drawings are a knockout at CAC. But one will be...
Drawings are usually humble. They can be quick, sketchy, disposable. A lot of times, drawings are the small preliminary plans for larger, more permanent paintings or sculpture. But not Xavier University professor Ron Bechet’s drawings, which are being featured at New Orleans' Contemporary Arts Center, 900 Camp St.,...
After Waggaman man dies amid dueling robbery plots, 3 enter pleas
Three of the six defendants charged in connection with the death of a would-be robber who was shot when authorities say his intended targets instead tried to rob him have pleaded guilty in the case, according to Jefferson Parish court records. Jeremy Norrman, 29, of Waggaman, died on Feb. 16,...
Loyola New Orleans student court overturns previous decision barring Turning Point chapter
Student court at Loyola University New Orleans overturns student government decision blocking Turning Point USA chapter from becoming official campus group.

















