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Commencement day ended up being extra special for one college graduate. After four years of hard work, Jada Sayles was getting ready to graduate from Dillard University, a historically Black university in New Orleans, on Saturday. Then, she went into labor. Around 4:30 a.m., just hours before the ceremony was...

NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board announced that it has begun negotiations with a company that will install "smart meters" for customers. The Sewerage and Water Board calls this a major step towards more accurate water bills for customers. This comes after customers have complained...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Due to an increase of COVID cases in the Lusher Charter School community, school leaders have issued a warning that all students and staff should consider themselves possibly exposed. In an email sent out to parents on Wed., May 18, school administrators say there have been...

Drago's is located at 3232 N Arnoult Rd, Metairie, LA 70002.

The USFL is back from the dead. After debuting in 1982, the original United States Football League enjoyed a four-season

There’s no shortage of quality candidates to be the next head baseball coach at Tulane University. And, director of athletics Troy Dannen would not have to look very far. At the top of the list should be Mississippi State assistant coach Jake Gautreau. Gautreau would immediately re-connect the school with past glories. One of the […]

New Orleans is a city well known for Mardi Gras, Cajun food, and wild parties. Unfortunately, it’s also known for its extreme risk of flooding if it gets so much as a drizzle. Between its location on the Gulf of Mexico and its highest elevation being about six and a half feet above sea level, it’s a very wet city.

Hurricane Katrina is one of the country's most devastating natural disasters to occur in the past two decades. The toll that it caused led to the deaths of more than 1,800 people and $160 billion in damages.

In response to Will Sutton's commentary from May 15 about COVID and Jazz Fest, in which he writes about all his friends that contracted COVID "at Jazz Fest." I was not only one of the 475,000 people there, I was there for two weeks before and a week after as an aerial lift supervisor.

The Terrebonne Parish Sherrif’s Office is accepting sealed bids for a spray on closed cell foam insulation for an 8,000 sqft. metal building in a Sheriff’s Office owned facility. Please contact Major Peter Guidry or his assistances, Sgt. Courtney Crappel and Sgt. Lauren Poiencot to make an appointment...

Police said neighbors have seen people getting out of a white Toyota Camry and crawling under parked vehicles around the neighborhood.

NEW ORLEANS – The latest version of The Bowerman watch list had a pair of new additions following the conference weekend and Arkansas sophomore Britton Wilson joined the elite collegiate list after her world-class performances during the SEC Championships. Wilson becomes the 10th woman in Arkansas program history to...

According to firefighters, at 6:16 resident in the 3000 block of Eagle Street call 911 to report a fire at a vacant home.

There are some truly disturbing statistics in the Metropolitan Crime Commission’s latest bulletin. Disturbing may not even be a strong enough word to cover it.

NEW ORLEANS — The vast majority of violent felony prosecutions in New Orleans last year ended with dismissal or plea to a lesser charge, WWL-TV revealed Tuesday in its investigative report “Discounted Justice.”. The story got quite a response, and among those who reacted was New Orleans District...

Former New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees shocked just about everyone with his recent statement where he hinted that he's considering returning to football. Naturally, everyone wants to know what the Saints themselves are thinking. "Despite speculation from media about my future this fall, I’m currently undecided. I may work...

The owners of the Seacor Power have reached confidential settlements with some -- but not all -- of the victim's families, according to a filing in the U.S. Eastern District Court in New Orleans on Tuesday.

Drew Brees is either seriously considering an NFL comeback or having fun teasing New Orleans Saints fans. Either way, we're enjoying it. Sunday night, Brees responded to a report from the New York Post, which claimed that the former quarterback was not returning to work at NBC. "Despite speculation from...

The Saints have made some big moves in free agency, they recently signed Jarvis Landry and Tyrann Mathieu. They drafted Chris Olave and Trevor Penning in the first round. The Saints look solid on paper especially with Michael Thomas returning. Well, those moves have the Saints former quarterback thinking. Brees...

Should we rule out pickleball for Drew Brees, too? Saints coach Dennis Allen was asked about Brees’ tweet from Sunday night, which was responding to a report by The Post’s Andrew Marchand that the quarterback was leaving NBC after one season. “Despite speculation from media about my future this fall, I’m currently undecided,” Brees wrote. “I may work for NBC, I may play football again, I may focus on business and philanthropy, I may train for the pickleball tour, senior golf tour, coach my kids or all of the above. I’ll let you know.” Allen thinks the 43-year-old Brees was kidding, and not...