Local News
LSU Baseball Team Goes Green For St. Pat's
The "purple and gold" will get a touch of green for their St. Patrick's Day game against Nicholls State.
Redevelopment Of Municipal Auditorium On Hold
The controversial contract to redevelop a New Orleans landmark is on hold because the local developer, Stewart Juneau, said he wants it that way.
Covington Food Bank Reaching Out For Help
Covington Food Bank running out of food and asking for donations.
Former FBI Leader Ponders Police Chief Job
The former head of the local FBI office, Jim Bernazzani, told WDSU he "won't rule anything out" as a task force looks at possible candidates to lead the New Orleans Police Department.
Woman Suspected Of Killing Own Children Arrested In St. Charles Parish
An Arkansas woman suspected of killing her two young children was arrested in St. Charles Parish and faces extradition.
Additional Aid Provided To Three Local Fire Stations
The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Louisiana Recovery Authority announced today an additional $10.9 million in federal aid for Katrina-related recovery efforts at three fire stations across Southeast Louisiana.
La.'s Midyear Deficit Could Reach $400M
An unexpected drop in state tax collections has created a midyear budget deficit that could be as high as $400 million.
LSU Student Dies After Fall From Building
An LSU graduate student from India has died after falling from the six-story Life Sciences Building on campus.
Judge Considers Fix For Homes With Chinese Drywall
A federal judge on Monday began considering how a Louisiana home tainted by sulfur-emitting Chinese drywall should be fixed, with plaintiffs calling for a complete overhaul of a home and a Chinese wallboard company arguing that removing the drywall and making selective repairs would suffice.
Biggest Loser In The 'Big Easy' For Casting Call
If you're looking to change your life, then NBC wants you!
Suit Claims Police Harass Journalists, Bystanders
A federal jury is hearing testimony about allegations that New Orleans police officers have engaged in a pattern of unlawfully arresting or harassing journalists and bystanders who tape or photograph them in public.
Application Time For New Orleans School Vouchers
Children from low- and moderate-income families in New Orleans are about to get another chance to attend private school at taxpayer expense.
Firefighter Confesses To Starting Fire, Police Say
A firefighter admitted to setting a fellow firefighter's house on fire, police said Monday.
Police Searching For Man With Gun Near School
Jefferson Parish Sheriff deputies said Monday morning that they are looking for a armed man who stole a car and could be near Rudolph Matas School.
Judge Delays Trial In Baby's Death
A state judge has postponed to July the trial for a 22-year-old Metairie woman charged in the death of her newborn in Lake Pontchartrain in Kenner.
NOPD Investigate Weekend Fatal Shooting
New Orleans police are investigating a fatal shooting.
Missing Choctaw Man Found In Canal
The body of a 19-year-old Choctaw man reported missing last week was recovered from the Intracoastal Canal in Larose.
Show Us Your Green!
Are you wearing your green? Upload your St. Patrick's Day photos on u local!
Couple arrested at Chalmette parade
They allegedly gave liquor to small child Tuesday, March 09, 2010 St. Bernard bureau A St.
