Around 2 a.m. on November 15, NOPD Eighth District Sgt. Daniel McMullen struck the back on another vehicle on I-10 near the City Park Avenue exit while driving his marked NOPD SUV.
Local restaurants and grocery stores are enjoying brisk business as customers prepare for Thanksgiving. They say some orders are up while others have dropped in the age of Covid.
The White House Coronavirus Task Force released its latest report concerning COVID-19 cases in Louisiana. The state says the situation has “gotten ever more dire in Louisiana.”
After a chilly start, sunny skies and southeasterly winds will help highs into the mid 70s this afternoon. Dry skies are also expected with a few clouds sneaking in this afternoon. Wednesday, a weak cold front will bring scattered showers and a few thunderstorms to the area.
On the job for just over a year, Regional Transit Authority CEO Alex Wiggins already has allegations of retaliation, like those at his previous public transit jobs, uncovered by FOX 8 Investigates.
The East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney’s office is now investigating a second case involving Our Lady of the Lake Dr. Shane McKinney, the 9News Investigators have learned.
The Arkansas at Missouri football game of November 28 has been postponed, resulting in the rescheduling of games that include Vanderbilt playing at Missouri on November 28 and the postponement of the Tennessee at Vanderbilt game originally scheduled for November 28.
He’s somewhat become the face of the citizens of St. John in their fight against the Denka-Dupont plant. But Bobby Taylor says it hasn’t been an easy one.
Many merchants are struggling to keep their doors open. Normally this would be a big week but this year the Bayou Classic will be in the Spring in Shreveport.
When the pandemic began, it threatened a critical lifeline for so many seniors in our area. But thanks to a special group of people, the elderly didn't go hungry.
AstraZeneca is the third major drug company to report late-stage results for a potential COVID-19 vaccine as the world anxiously waits for scientific breakthroughs that will bring an end to a pandemic that has wrought economic devastation and resulted in nearly 1.4 million confirmed deaths.
As concerns over the rising number of COVID-19 cases continues to grow, at least one Mardi Gras parade on the Coast has already been canceled due to the pandemic.
The Louisiana Department of Health urges the public to remain vigilant in wearing masks and social distancing despite the promising news about vaccines.
