Executive Producer, WVUE-TV (New Orleans, LA)
Chris Finch is an Executive Producer at WVUE-TV (New Orleans, LA). He focuses on a diverse range of themes including culture and society, science, and security, while also covering major league sports and international sports leagues. Chris has been featured in various outlets such as Haberler.com, WAFB TV, and FOX 9, among others.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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New Orleans police are investigating an overnight shooting that wounded a man at a house party in Central City.
New Orleans police have shut down part of a neighborhood near Broad St. and a nearby interstate exit as they investigate an incident late Sunday morning
By: Chris Finch
A bright “fireball” meteor lit up the sky over parts of southeast Louisiana early Monday morning, and some home security cameras caught the whole thing on video.
By: Chris Finch
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A bright “fireball” meteor lit up the sky over parts of southeast Louisiana early Monday morning, and some home security cameras caught the whole thing on video.
The advisory had affected: Hayne Blvd from Paris Rd to Vanderkloot Ave Paris Rd from Hayne Blvd to I-10 Service Rd
The McNamara family is among those traveling to Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium for the enshrinement ceremony, which is scheduled to begin at noon.
The fire was reported at 4746-48 Lonely Oak Dr. at 12:29 a.m. The first NOFD unit arrived at 12:36 a.m. and found heavy flames visible in the second-floor rear of the two-story building.
St. Tammany Parish Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke Thursday morning at Lake Harbor Middle School on the North Shore ahead of students arriving.
BATON ROUGE (WVUE) - The Louisiana Department of Health is urging residents to take precautions around coastal water and raw seafood after nine people were hospitalized, and five died in 2026.
By: Chris Finch
Five people in Louisiana have died so far in 2026 from the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus, according to the Louisiana Department of Health (LDH).
