Caminada Headlands beach, dune and marsh creation projects
Weeks Marine dredging company is rebuilding the beach and sand dunes along the Caminada Headlands in Jefferson and Lafourche parishes with sand mined from Ship Shoal, about 35 miles off the coast. The...
View ArticleSt. James Parish President talks about industry coming to the parish
St. James Parish President Timmy Roussel talks about industry coming to the parish.
View ArticleNew Orleans missionary in Haiti
After three years of traveling Haiti's backroads and city streets helping families, Hannah Sterling's heart is devoted to the Haitian people. But she has found that the story often told of the...
View ArticleFormer OPP inmate raps about his rehabilitation
Craig Ferdinand, a former inmate at OPP, does an impromptu rap about the success he had in rebuilding his life thanks to the Southeast Regional Re-Entry and Rehabilitation Program.
View ArticleThor recovering
Thor, a St.Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office police dog, recovers after surgery Wednesday (Oct. 21) at a Mandeville veterinary clinic. Thor was stabbed during an encounter with a burglary suspect on...
View ArticleCPRA Executive Director Kyle Graham explains Wednesday decision to move...
Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Executive Director Kyle Graham explains the authority's Wednesday decision to move forward with engineering and design of the Mid-Barataria and Mid-Breton...
View ArticleVideo game developer InXile moves onto Oak Street
InXile, a California-based video game developer, will open a new development studio on Oak Street later this year. The studio will employ 50 video game developers earning about $75,000 per year. InXile...
View ArticleLynyrd Skynyrd plane crash site draws a pilgrimage (video)
The site of the 1977 Lynyrd Skynyrd tour plane crash has drawn visitors over the years. Tuesday October 20, 2015 marked the 38th anniversary and drew several veterans from the night of the crash.
View ArticleNew Orleans Mission gets a facelift that will help improve lives
David Bottner, the executive director of the New Orleans Mission, explains how something as simple as renovating their building will help improve the lives of so many people.
View ArticleMermaids make a splash at New Orleans aquarium
The Weeki Wachee mermaids visit the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans. The mermaids are from the Weeki Wachee Springs, the Florida tourist attraction known for its swimming fantastical...
View ArticleDeputy Thor comes home
Deputy Thor, a St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office police dog who was stabbed during an encounter with a burglary suspect Tuesday, was honored during a ceremony at the parish courthouse Friday. About...
View ArticleJohn Bel Edwards addresses his supporters - faces David Vitter in runoff (video)
Louisiana gubernatorial candidates address their supporters as voters head to the polls to decide races for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, members of the Legislature, parish officials...
View ArticleU.S. Sen. David Vitter addresses his supporters
U.S. Sen. David Vitter addresses his supporters at the Airport Hilton in Kenner Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015, after surviving the primary to advance to a runoff in the governor’s race. Vitter will face...
View ArticleNOPD officer shot on Alvar Street
New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu and NOPD 5th District Commander Goodly give an update about the condition of the officer shot on Alvar Street. They also give a description of the possible car involved...
View ArticlePolice officer shot in Desire: Crime Scene 360
A 360-degree view of the area near The Estates, a Desire neighborhood public housing development, near the site where an off-duty New Orleans Police Department was shot Sunday, Oct. 25, 2015, by...
View ArticleLafitte residents deal with remnants of Hurricane Patricia (video)
Residents of the Town of Lafitte deal with flooding from rising tides from the Gulf of Mexico due to the remnants of Hurricane Patricia.
View ArticleNOPD response times
New Orleans Police Superintendent Michael Harrison discusses his department's lagging response times in an interview on Oct. 26, 2015.
View ArticleNOPD call priorities
New Orleans Police Superintendent Michael Harrison explains how calls for service are prioritized by his department before officers are dispatched.
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