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 Wwl
Salt levels have jumped in some water intakes in Plaquemines Parish. But filters installed during a saltwater emergency last year are still working, officials say.
By: Rachel Handley
Last year, 17-year-old Hudson Mobley performed CPR on a man who collapsed at the country club where he worked. Friday, he was presented an award from the Red Cross.
By: Rachel Handley
Happyland Theater opened in 1914 as a movie theater, it recently reopened as a venue. Owner says it could be in jeopardy if it can't raise funds for critical repairs
By: Rachel Handley
A parish council member insinuated there could be corruption involved in a recent government decision. The issue boiled over at Wednesday’s council meeting.
By: Rachel Handley
This week, both local and federal officials began taking more extreme measures to mitigate saltwater intrusion in Plaquemines Parish.
By: Rachel Handley
The northeastern corner of Metairie deals with regular flooding in heavy rain. New pumping stations could help by early next year.
The State Fire Marshal announced Thursday it would temporarily shut down London Lodge Motel. Longtime residents had until Saturday evening to leave.
By: Rachel Handley
Sunday, about 50 gallons of hydrochloric acid leaked onto the ground at Port Manchac. It was reported by a passerby who saw a plume of vapor rising from the spill.
By: Rachel Handley
At the corner of Magazine and Saint Mary Streets, water builds up nearly every time there is heavy rain. Nearby businesses say it seems to be getting worse.
By: Rachel Handley
City leaders say a contractor stopped working midway through a 40-block project in Treme. Now they are looking for another one.
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