Cassie Schirm is an investigative reporter for WDSU-TV, focusing on local news in New Orleans, Louisiana. With a passion for uncovering the truth and holding those in power accountable, Cassie's articles delve into a wide range of topics, including government corruption, legal issues, community events, and cultural celebrations in the vibrant city of New Orleans.
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Cassie Schirm's coverage focuses on local government, crime, and entertainment news in New Orleans. She frequently reports on breaking news, legal policy regulation announcements, and evolving stories related to the city's government activities.
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NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans is experiencing significant delays in traffic signal repairs due to severe understaffing.
By: Cassie Schirm
With more than 400 traffic signals there are only 2 employees to work on them
By: Cassie Schirm
MSY was Ready For It to give travelers coming in for the concert a big Welcome To New Orleans.
By: Cassie Schirm
After Tayor Swift concert ends, MSY breaks passenger record
There are certainly a lot of political ads out there, but there's something else you need to look out for: fake manipulated pictures, videos and sounds.
By: Cassie Schirm
Rushing to the goal line, New Orleans is attempting to tackle hundreds of major projects before hosting the Super Bowl.
By: Cassie Schirm
Sources tell WDSU, a legislative audit about to drop could spell trouble for a former St. Bernard parish president
Strong winds caused pieces of the building to crash down, hitting a car driving by. The driver was not hurt.
The lobby of the hotel was illuminated with over 112,000 lights, 1,600 feet of garland, and 4,000 glass ornaments.
There are three millage proposals on this year's ballot in Jefferson Parish, and if the majority vote yes, taxes will go up.
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