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Southern girls speak

We've been listening to girls from New Orleans. From grade school to age 17, from Girl Scout troops to churches, from prep schools to programs for at risk-teens, we've heard the challenges, big and...

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Driving app designed to prevent distracted driving

Jesse Hoggard, Vice President of Marketing for Cellcontrol gives an in-car demonstration of how his device and software can prevent driving distractions from smartphones by disabling them in moving...

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Driving app designed to prevent distracted driving

Jesse Hoggard of CellControl shows off his company's new app and associated hardware designed to prevent distracted driving.

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MacArthur Interchange construction

Construction at the MacArthur Interchange

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Florida mom fights off kidnapper

A 30-year-old man is in custody after Florida police say he grabbed a 13-year-old girl inside a store and tried to drag her outside. The girl's mom fought off the man and the store's surveillance...

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Sen. Danny Martiny blasts the Louisiana House

State Sen. Danny Martiny, R-Kenner, says the Louisiana House isn't playing fair with the Louisiana Senate.

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Prayer vigil for fallen NOPD Officer Natasha Hunter : Video

People gather for a prayer vigil for fallen NOPD Officer Natasha Hunter in New Orleans on Wednesday, June 8, 2016. Officer Hunter, 32, died Tuesday afternoon (June 7) of injuries she suffered early...

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Westwego forgery suspect Anthony Vega

Westwego police are searching for Anthony Vega, the man in the aqua blue shirt seen in surveillance video taken from Westwego business where he is accused of cashing a forged check. Vega is wanted in...

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Adorable puppies find love in the park

Nobody needs a brisk afternoon walk more than a desk-bound office worker — except for maybe a shelter dog. Buddy Break returned to Lafayette Square for the popular event that provided office workers a...

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fentanyl dea video

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration released a video June 10, 2016, on the dangers of fentanyl.

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Officer Natasha Hunter's casket arrival

A New Orleans Police Department Honor Guard drummer leads the hearse carrying the champagne-colored casket of fallen NOPD Officer Natasha Hunter to the Providence Memorial Park in Metairie on Monday...

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NOPD's Natasha Hunter laid to rest

NOPD officer Natasha Hunter's funeral attracted hundreds of police officers from around the metro area as she was laid to rest in Providence Memorial Park in Metairie.

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Rep. Charles Boustany - Facebook Live Part 1

Staff for Rep. Charles Boustany, R-Lafayette, appear to have accidentally broadcasted a private conversation about his U.S. Senate campaign through Facebook Tuesday (June 14).

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Rep. Charles Boustany - Facebook Live

Staff for Rep. Charles Boustany, R-Lafayette, accidentally broadcast a private conversation about political rivals State Treasurer John Kennedy and Rep. John Fleming, R-Minden, on Thursday (June 14).

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Cars cross over a repaired sinkhole

Jerome Casby, director of public works for the city of New Orleans, waves the first cars across the repaired sinkhole on Canal Street. The intersection is now officially reopen.

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Rep. Charles Boustany - Facebook Live Part 2

Staff for Rep. Charles Boustany, R-Lafayette, accidentally broadcast a private conversation over Facebook on Tuesday afternoon (June 14).

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Watch new baby lemurs at Audubon Zoo

Video courtesy Audubon Zoo. There are two new lemur babies at Audubon Zoo: Maki, a female, and Gidro, a male, were born on April 22. They are the offspring of first-time mother Tahiri and father...

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Spacetime ripples

This artist's animation shows the merger of two black holes and the gravitational waves that ripple outward during the event. The black holes—which represent those detected by LIGO on Dec. 26,...

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Listen to two black holes collide

The "chirps" heard in this animation were created by converting the best-fit models of LIGO’s gravitational-wave signals into sounds. The first sound is from modeled gravitational waves detected by...

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Cursive Handwriting is now the law

Columnist Jarvis DeBerry remembers his grade school experience with cursive handwriting in light of the recently-passed Louisiana measure.

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Plaquemines Parish officials discuss death of Amos Cormier

Plaquemines Parish Council Chairman Kirk Lepine describes the process for finding a new parish president to take the place of Amos Cormier, Jr., who died Thursday (June 16).

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Pride Preparations in the French Quarter

Preparations for New Orleans Pride are in full swing in the French Quarter, where the parade is slated to end in the evening hours of Saturday, June 18, 2016.

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Veterans Add Dignity to the Graves of Fallen Bretheren

VFW Post #8973 plans on adopting the restoration of the Carrollton Cemetery as a long-term project.

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New Orleans Pride Parade includes Orlando memorial float

The annual New Orleans Pride parade began with a note of poignancy on Saturday (June 18), with a reading of the names of the 49 victims of the June 12 mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando....

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Pride Comes to New Orleans

Pride celebrations came to New Orleans today, celebrating LGBTQ - identifying individuals, as well as recognizing the tragedy in Orlando, which has united the gay community in solidarity.

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Charity Hospital drone video

Local amateur Wesley Robinson shot this cool drone video of the old Charity Hospital in New Orleans.

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Bankers attempt life without a bank account

The EMERGE conference of consumer finance executives goes out into the New Orleans community to experience life without a bank account.

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A view over the shoulder of Interior Secretary Sally Jewell on an airboat ride

A view over the shoulder of Interior Secretary Sally Jewell on Monday (June 20), during a tour of canals in the Barataria Preserve in Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve. Jewell was...

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Gulf Council director Justin Ehrenwerth explains the restoration projects

Justin Ehrenwerth, director of the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council, which oversees the spending of federal Clean Water Act fine money from the BP oil spill, gives an introduction to the Jean...

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Jean Lafitte program manager Dusty Pate explains the restoration project

Dusty Pate, program manager with the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, explains part of the canal backfill project to Interior Secretary Sally Jewell on Monday (June 20).

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Leon Cannizzaro

Orleans Parish District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro speaks about juvenile prosecutions at a community forum on June 16, 2016

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Susan Guidry

New Orleans City Councilwoman discusses juvenile prosecutions at a community forum on June 16, 2016.

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Gusman talks about a new independent jail compliance director

Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman talks about a new independent jail compliance director during a press conference in New Orleans on Tuesday, June 21, 2016.

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Mayor Mitch Landrieu calls for tolerance, inclusion: State of the City address

New Orleans mayor Mitch Landrieu said future growth and prosperity in the city would depend upon tolerance and inclusion during his State of the City address June 21, 2016.

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Jean Lafitte Ecologist Julie Whitbeck describes how erosion occurs in the park

Julie Whitbeck, an ecologist with the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, describes how erosion is affecting the park to Interior Secretary Sally Jewell on Monday (June 20).

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Jefferson Highway Improvement Plans

Jefferson Parish is seeking a $17 million federal grant to make improvements to Jefferson Highway.

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New Orleans Inspector General Ed Quatrevaux: "It's spectacular"

"It's one of the most remarkable turnarounds I've ever seen, It's just spectacular!" New Orleans Inspector General Ed Quatrevaux said.

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Police officer shot arrives in UMC

Jefferson Parish deputy shot in Harvey

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Authorities say they have a man suspected in the killing of JPSO Deputy David...

JPSO spokesman Col. John Fortunato and JPSO Chief Deputy Craig Taffaro give an update on the fatal shooting of deputy David Michel Jr. near the scene at the intersection of Manhattan Boulevard and...

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Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand discusses texts found on Jerman...

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Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand discusses a witness account of Jerman...

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Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand criticizes media coverage of the...

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Helis Oil & Gas gives media tour of Abita Springs site

Helis Oil & Gas Co. gave a media tour of their drilling site south of Abita Springs, La., Monday, June 27, 2016. Helis plans to begin drilling at the controversial site this Wednesday or Thursday.

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Detective David Michel Jr. Remembered

Detective David Michel Jr.'s life was remembered at a memorial service held at Believer's Life Family Church in Gretna on Monday, June 27, 2016. He was shot and killed in Harvey, Louisiana on...

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JPSO Deputy David Michel Jr. is laid to rest

Detective David Michel Jr. was laid to rest during a graveside service at the Gate of Heaven Mausoleum in Westwego following a memorial service held at Believer's Life Family Church in Gretna. He was...

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Raising Canes robbery and murder

Monica Every, the mother of Joshua Every, talks off camera about her son who is a suspect in the robbery and murder at a Raising Canes in Kenner, Louisiana.

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Helis Oil starts drilling

After two years of controversy and court battles, Helis Oil & Gas Co. of New Orleans started drilling an exploratory well on land northeast of Mandeville on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. (Video...

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Strip club dancers at City Hall

New Orleans strip club dancers largely remained behind the scenes as their industry came under scrutiny in recent months. They broke their silence Tuesday (June 28), though, to protest a proposal that...

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Triathlete returns after near-death crash one year ago

Triathletes Mark Wendle and his wife Kay work out at Franco's Athletic Club in Mandeville. Wendell was struck by a car traveling 60 mph while training in 2015. Doctors gave him a zero percent chance of...

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Bayou Baptist Church fire

An arson fire destroyed Bayou Baptist Church in Slidell on Saturday, July 2, 2016. The church was being renovated due to an arson fire in October 2015. (Fire District 1 video)

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