Arielle Brumfield is a journalist for WDSU-TV, focusing on local news in the New Orleans area. With a passion for community reporting, Arielle covers a range of topics including city government, crime, transportation, and environmental issues. She strives to provide accurate and timely information to keep the residents of New Orleans informed and engaged.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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Arielle's coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly in New Orleans and the surrounding areas. She seems to prioritize government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news.
For effective outreach to Arielle Brumfield, consider providing newsworthy information related to local government initiatives or updates, community events of public interest (especially those related to crime or emergency preparedness), or evolving stories within the region. Additionally, if you have insights into local crime trends or educational developments specific to New Orleans and its neighboring areas, these could be relevant for her reporting.
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By: Arielle Brumfield
Volunteers from local organizations are deploying resources ahead of Hurricane Milton.
Woman found dead on Chef Menteur Highway from traffic fatality
By: Arielle Brumfield
Over 200 business owners were selected to be parts of the Super Bowl LIX Source, allowing underserved and underrepresented businesses to get opportunities to be involved with Super Bowl events.
By: Arielle Brumfield
The bodies were buried on the proposed Formosa plastics site in St. James Parish, which neighbors have been fighting against for years.
2018 Mardi Gras killer lands guilty verdict; connected to the killings of four people
UMC nurses demand more money, job protections and retention during strike amid contract negotiations
According to police, Tassin robbed a woman at gunpoint, and the prosecution is no longer going after him for carjacking but instead for armed robbery.
By: Arielle Brumfield
The family of a boy with Autism is filing a lawsuit against the Louisiana High School Athletic Association after they say the association blocked their son from participating in wrestling competitions.
New Orleans EMS and Westwego Fire officials shared with WDSU an inside look at how first responders train and prepare for active school shooter situations.
At the time of the shooting, NOPD has responded to five burglaries in the area in recent weeks.
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