Jasmine Franklin is a News Reporter at various esteemed outlets. She specializes in themes such as aviation and aerospace, public education, and social interest topics, often covering regional and world news, security, and climate change. Jasmine's work has been featured in notable publications including FLIPPEN, MICHEAL, 21Ninety, and WAFB TV, among others.
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Jasmine's articles predominantly revolve around family and relationships, house and home issues with a local focus on Louisiana and Shreveport. If you want to reach out effectively, consider offering expertise in areas such as family dynamics, home maintenance tips particularly relevant to the local area, or insights into community-related topics.
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"My pain runs deep, this is now my second son I've lost," said Darrineka Brackens.
Doctors say a human transmission is rare and a pandemic is unlikely
NEW ORLEANS — A New Orleans family meant to be celebrating a graduation is now planning a funeral after a deadly shooting in Tremé.
By: Jasmine Franklin
Family members say Ferdinand Woolens had a full-ride to LSU, where he was set to study engineering this fall
Police say they responded to reports of a "suspicious substance" GRETNA, La. — The law enforcement presence outside of Ochsner's Westbank Campus is clear.
People fill the riverfront to see the tall, international ships NEW ORLEANS —
By: Jasmine Franklin
Families that receive SNAP benefits will receive $120 extra per child NEW ORLEANS —
The best gritty drama series deliver dark storytelling, emotional tension, complex characters, and intense conflicts that keep every episode compelling.
By: Jasmine Franklin
Lawmakers call for QR codes on vehicles instead of traditional inspection stickers Major changes could soon come for Louisiana drivers.
Natasha Robinson will serve as interim CEO, leading the city's parks, pools, and recreational facilities
