
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.
The WDSU news team was well represented at the 59th Press Club of New Orleans Excellence in Journalism Awards.
The #10pmRoundup goes behind the scenes to show you the people who help bring our newscast to life every night. Now, in the spirit of making dreams come true, YOU can be part of it!
Joe Riviere, a WDSU mainstay, retired Tuesday after the 6 p.m. newscast. Joe was part of the WDSU News team for 34 years and worked in local television for 47 years.
Adrianna Hopkins left WDSU on Friday after 2+ years at the station. We had a lot of great times on air and off. These are some of our “best” moments.
When I set out to do a couple of stories on former Saint Steve Gleason’s battle with ALS, the ultimate goal was never about winning awards.
WDSU sports anchor Fletcher Mackel and I stand squarely on opposite sides of the fence when it comes to Sean Payton’s future with the Saints, but I’m definitely on the right side. In case you missed it, here’s Fletcher’s column. We planned to conduct this “debate” in about two minutes, but we got a little carried away and […]
In case you missed it, here’s the Facebook live stream I did before the WDSU broadcast of the Allstate Sugar Bowl New Year’s Eve parade.
All four of the leading candidates in the race to succeed Gov. Bobby Jindal are expected to take part in the first major debate of the campaign — one which will air live from the studios of WDSU TV.