Nicole Via Y Rada is a reporter for WDSU-TV, focusing on local news in the New Orleans area. With previous experience at Meet the Press and NBC News, Nicole brings a strong background in journalism to her reporting. She is a graduate of American University and has a passion for sharing stories that impact the community.
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Nicole Via Y Rada focuses on local crime and law enforcement news in the United States, particularly Louisiana and New Orleans. She frequently covers breaking news, evolving stories, and announcements related to crime and government/politics.
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The new millage will appear on the Dec. 7 ballot for Jefferson Parish residents.
Guests at the Lafayette Hotel learned that their reservations were canceled. They were told they could rebook, but it would cost a lot more money.
The NOPD says the victim was found dead with a gunshot wound.
Deputies say the shooting investigation triggered street closures.
NOPD says a suspect is in custody for an alleged carjacking attempt.
Cody Labranche was convicted for killing his roommates.
Sophie B. Wright Charter canceled class Thursday.
By: Nicole Via Y Rada
The Five o Fore site is set to open near downtown New Orleans.
The parish says utility crews are working to restore the issue.
One of the suspects was wearing an ankle monitor at the time of his arrest.
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