
I believe life is about different chapters and new adventures. My TV news career has served me incredibly well and I’ve been able to see a lot, meet amazing people and cover incredible stories.
I believe life is about different chapters and new adventures. My TV news career has served me incredibly well and I’ve been able to see a lot, meet amazing people and cover incredible stories.
From the Governor’s office to the Sheriff’s office, change was the name of the game in 2015. Here’s my look back.
Have you seen these photos circulating on social media? Lisa Walley Staggs says she “works at an inner city hospital situated directly across from Charity Hospital.” Charity has been closed since Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, but Staggs says a couple of nights ago as she was leaving work, she glanced over at the building […]
I mentioned this last week on Facebook and Twitter, but forgot to mention it here. In case you missed it, my two stories with former Saint Steve Gleason that WDSU chief photographer Megan Mackel and I shot back in April were honored with an Emmy award in Ft. Lauderdale on December 5. In April, I spent time […]
According to a media release from the New Orleans City Council, the “Monuments Ordinance” will be heard on Thursday by the Committee of the Whole following the regular Council meeting. The Committee of the Whole will convene no earlier than 2:00 p.m. In addition, a Special City Council Meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m. […]
Orleans Parish District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro says while he believes in the U.S. Constitution’s Second Amendment, it should not be a rock that violent criminals can hide behind. “Both locally and nationally we are seeing an increase in gun related violence,” Cannizzaro said. “In New Orleans, the street trade of firearms has become too prolific. […]
SMG Executive Vice President Doug Thornton, who was inside the Superdome through it all, recounts the close call.
Here are some of the eye-catching and emotional front pages published by the Times-Picayune in the days after Katrina, in order of publication.
I’m running my fourth half marathon on Sunday and I’ll be honest — I haven’t trained as well for this one.
We are heartbroken to share the news that George Rodrigue has passed away after a long battle with cancer. George was our loving husband, father and friend.
It doesn’t get much more senseless than what happened on the approach to the Crescent City Connection Wednesday night.
Stories about stolen statues don’t come along every day, but there’s a good one today — and it’s not even Friday yet! The New Orleans Police Department is looking for a stolen statue of a pig in a chef’s outfit.
The Dalai Lama met a local man, Paul Walton, and his father at UNO Lakefront Arena on Saturday. But Sidney Walton isn’t just any father –he is a 94-year-old World War II veteran.