New Orleans
A New Orleans pastor was found guilty of cheating a Hurricane Katrina victim out of Road Home grant money.
Yeah this is definitely some kind of shim sham.
Cantrell made history becoming the first woman and the first Black woman, to be sworn in the city's 300-year history.
Jeff Johnson is back and keeping us updated on what’s happening in news.
New Orleans will have its first female mayor, and both candidates in the final election round are African Americans.
Baltimore is looking to auction off their Confederate monuments.
She might be pregnant with twins, but that's not stopping Beyonce from enjoying the fun of New Orleans.
On Tuesday afternoon Louisiana and the city of New Orleans specifically, were ravaged by a tornado that left incredible damage and jeopardized residents that happened to be in its wake. Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards officially declared a state of emergency as thousands were left without power and severely damaged homes. https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/829085703585796096 CBS News has […]
The accused shooter faces a life sentence. He's expected to argue self-defense.
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New Orleans Pastor Convicted Of Cheating Hurricane Katrina Victim Out Of Road Home Money
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New Orleans Man Arrested Over Bomb Threat Says He Meant He Was Referring To Using The Bathroom
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LaToya Cantrell Takes Office As The First-Ever Female Mayor Of New Orleans
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What We Need To Know About The Crackdown Of Sex Trafficking In New Orleans [EXCLUSIVE]