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2 people shot by Orleans Levee District Officers

Two people were shot and injured Sunday afternoon by a member of the Orleans Levee District police force.It happened just after 2pm at Lakeshore Drive near Franklin Avenue.Here’s what the Levee District Police say about the incident: “New Orleans Police Department dispatch received a call around 2:50 PM concerning reckless driving in a parking lot…… More

Shorty Gras makes its debut

Shorty Gras made its debut Saturday from Mardi Gras World.Check out the video above for more. READ MORE:Shorty Gras makes its debutCHECK OUT WDSU:Get all the New Orleans news you need. With the latest New Orleans weather, sports and stories from around the state, WDSU is your news leader.… More

NOPD: Two men hurt in officer-involved shooting on Lakeshore Drive

The New Orleans Police Department is reporting an Orleans Parish Levee District Police involved shooting.The NOPD confirmed two men were shot.Officials say it happened Sunday afternoon in near the intersection on Franklin Avenue and Lakeshore DriveThis is a developing story. We will have more details as they become available.READ MORE:NOPD: Two men hurt in officer-involved…… More

Reservoir level stabilizes, which is good news for residents downstream, officials say

The water level at the Ross Barnett Reservoir has stabilized, which could lower the crest forecast for the Pearl River, reservoir officials said.Gov. Tate Reeves declared a state of emergency Saturday as the Pearl River approached major flood stage. The river is predicted to crest at 38 feet at about 6 p.m. Sunday. Reeves is…… More

Numerous firefighters called out sick Saturday as feud between union, NOFD continues

The feud between the New Orleans local firefighters union and the New Orleans Fire Department continues, as 47 out of 137 firefighters called out sick Saturday during a busy Carnival weekend. Union leaders say the lack of staff and heavy overtime has become too difficult for firefighters.They also said the sick calls were not coordinated,…… More

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