Rachel Handley is a producer for WWL-TV Channel 4 in New Orleans, focusing on local news and events in the Louisiana area. Her work also appears on NOLA.com, where she covers a range of topics including community events, natural disasters, cultural traditions, and human interest stories.
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Rachel Handley's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in New Orleans and Louisiana. She frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage related to weather, family & relationships, culture & society, as well as government & politics.
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By: Rachel Handley
The hotel block and event series, dubbed “Holiday House,” has drawn complaints and intense social media scrutiny.
By: Rachel Handley
In an interview on Fox News Friday, Gov. Jeff Landry confirmed a live tiger had been brought to Baton Rouge and would appear on the field for the LSU-Alabama game.
By: Rachel Handley
“It seems to be a very random act,” said the owner of Slim Goodies Diner. Hers was one of three neighboring businesses victimized overnight.
By: Rachel Handley Wwl
Friday, a jury awarded the family of 6-year-old Emma Savoie a $129 million settlement.
By: Rachel Handley
The family of Emma Savoie, a 6-year-old girl killed at school, received $129 million from a St. Tammany Parish jury. The family plans to fund advocacy efforts.
Anyone arrested could face a terrorism charge.
By: Rachel Handley
The one-of-a-kind venue will welcome its first couple this Saturday.
By: Rachel Handley
The project is set to begin in spring of 2025.
By: Rachel Handley
When a Terrebonne Parish leader overheard Krystal Champagne and Randy Galliano looking for an officiant, he volunteered immediately.
By: Rachel Handley
People camped in the French Quarter area told WWL Louisiana the notices were circulated late this past week.
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