A Missouri Church Organized Volunteers to Pack More Than 1.4 Million Meals for Children...
In a church gymnasium outside St. Louis, an ordinary gathering of volunteers took on an extraordinary assignment: preparing enough food […]
70s to showers: A cooler, wetter week ahead
A cooler, cloudier and wetter stretch of weather has arrived, with multiple chances for rain through early next week. However, the cooldown won’t last long, as temperatures are expected to trend warmer again toward the end of the week, potentially bringing another taste of 70-degree weather to Minnesota. A...
4 arrested, 3 guns seized in Shreveport firearms investigation
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Three convicted felons are among four people arrested on gun charges after officers responded to a tip about illegal firearms at a Shreveport home Wednesday, Oct. 21. Members of the department’s Violent Crimes Abatement Team and Louisiana State Police responded to a Crime Stoppers tip. When...
City Council considers eliminating what could be New Orleans’ shortest, most confusing roadway
The sign marking Northline Street fell sometime last week. There it lay, beneath the telephone pole that once held it. It had been drooping precipitously and could have been rattled loose by a passing truck or pushed off its perch by a brisk October breeze. Or maybe the poor sign...
New Orleans’ costume-makers needed a fabric store. This performer opened one, in time for...
Before 10 a.m. on a recent morning, Dan’l Linehan was standing behind the counter of the fabric shop he’d opened in the Marigny, rolling a bit of bright purple fringe. In other words, he was exactly where he’d hoped to be — had dreamed of being — for years.
Two Tulane students discover new muscle attachment in the hip, ‘making a discovery like...
Dominic Roy and Cooper Bruce were two 19-year-old sophomores working for the summer at Tulane University’s cadaver lab a couple of years ago, studying a biometric tool that could create 3D digital scans of cadavers. They and lab director R. Shane Tubbs, a professor of neurosurgery, had never expected...
Person hospitalized after being hit by car in South Omaha
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - One person was taken to the hospital after being hit by a car early Sunday morning. The incident happened near 33rd and L streets around 3:15 a.m. Omaha police said witnesses flagged them down at a gas station and showed them video of someone being hit.
From father to son: Influential Louisiana church prepares for a new, but familiar, leader
The seeds of the Rev. Fred “Chip” Luter III’s journey to the leadership of one of the largest Baptist churches in Louisiana were planted at a Catholic high school. Luter was 16 and a student at Brother Martin High School in New Orleans. Though his father, the Rev. Fred Luter Jr., was the lead pastor at Franklin Avenue Baptist Church, the younger Luter wasn’t sure about making church work a family business.
Nebraska-Iowa Weather Alert: Thunderstorms Return Oct 27-28
Thunderstorm chances return Tuesday night, with additional rounds possible through Halloween.
Omaha Black men vote together on National Black Men Vote Day
Black men across Omaha voted together on National Black Men Vote Day, saying affordability, healthcare and housing affect their whole community.

















