Cassie Schirm

NEW ORLEANS — Businesses in the French Quarter say a slower start to the year combined with ongoing construction is impacting foot traffic as the city heads into one of its busiest times of year.

KENNER, La. — A growing concern is emerging across New Orleans as new data reveals thousands of properties may still be connected to lead

A letter obtained by WDSU Investigates shows the Sewerage and Water Board is raising detailed concerns about a proposal that would give the New Orleans City Council more control over the agency, even as city leaders push for reform.

Long before the explosion at Smitty’s Supply sent smoke over Tangipahoa Parish and launched lawsuits, contamination concerns and federal litigation, state and federal records show regulators had repeatedly documented concerns tied to the facility

"We understand that people are frustrated," Hayman said. "We live here, too. It is our families, our friends that are affected."

The Orleans Parish clerk of court has officially taken on responsibilities for both criminal and civil court after Gov. Jeff Landry signed a bill into law that eliminated the criminal clerk of court position.

Roseland water tested for PFAS, dioxins and metals after Smitty’s Supply explosion

One year after WDSU investigation exposed conditions inside New Orleans traffic signal division, workers say change is finally happening

NEW ORLEANS — Children dig through dirt, slide across playgrounds and leave parks covered in dust every day across southeast Louisiana, but

PICAYUNE, Miss. — After a multi-day rain event led to widespread flooding in Picayune, Mississippi, road conditions are starting to improve.