Jefferson Parish crime and courts reporter, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
Michelle Hunter is a crime and courts reporter at NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune. She specializes in themes related to crime and justice, including juvenile justice, white-collar crime, and the judicial system, focusing on topics such as juvenile detention, legal rights of minors, and court proceedings. Michelle's work has been featured in various publications, including the Calhoun Times, Marietta Daily Journal, and The Advocate.
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Michelle Hunter's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and evolving stories in the New Orleans area, with a strong emphasis on breaking news. Given this focus, she may be responsive to pitches related to local crime developments, community impact, and law enforcement efforts in the specified geographic areas.
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By: Alyssa Lyon, Linnea Warren May, Daniel J. Bain, La'Vette Wagner, Tamara Dubowitz, Walter Lewis, Pierrce Holmes, Adaeze Ibeanu, Robin L. Beckman, Michelle Hunter, Jemima E. Ohwobete, Sarah-Jane Haig
This report presents findings from a study conducted in Pittsburgh to document the prevalence of and experiences with basement wetness, the barriers that residents face in addressing it, and options available to solve the problem.
By: Michelle Hunter
The Jefferson Parish District Attorney's Office formally filed charges against a pair of brothers from Kenner accused of pretending to be a juvenile
By: Michelle Hunter
The suspect legally changed his name to Santa Claus several years ago, according to authorities.
By: Michelle Hunter
Hedrick, the case's lead detective, told the court that Cooper was shot on the night of June 24 at her apartment complex in the 6200 block of Riverside Drive in Metairie.
By: Michelle Hunter
One day after an 18-year-old man was found shot to death inside a vehicle in Reserve, detectives with the St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office arrested three suspects in the case.
By: Michelle Hunter
Ricky Ripp, 44, of Gretna, and Greg Trahan, 51, of Marrero, were booked Monday with second-degree murder, second-degree feticide and fentanyl distribution.
By: Michelle Hunter
Moments before he was shot inside a Harvey convenience store, Donte Vallee pulled up to the business with his alleged killer in his passenger seat, according to authorities.
By: Michelle Hunter
The accused smuggler was officially charged by the Jefferson Parish DA’s office with trafficking of children for sexual purposes.
By: Michelle Hunter
A Jefferson Parish grand jury handed up an indictment Thursday charging a Harahan man with the yearslong abuse of a young girl, according to court records.
By: Michelle Hunter
of 2 The Jefferson Parish District Attorney's Office formally charged a suspected smuggler accused of taking a man's 16-year-old daughter in exchange for a $10,000 debt owed by the father, according to Kenner police.
