Rachel Handley is a Producer at KENS 5. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including culture and society, regional interest, and world news, with a particular emphasis on architecture, crime and justice, and juvenile justice. Rachel's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Influencer Marketing Hub, NOLA.com, and WWL-TV Channel 4.
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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
May marks the start of the most dangerous time of year for teen drivers.
By: Rachel Handley
Some spots in the Picayune area picked up more than 15 inches of rain in 5 days. More is in the forecast.
By: Rachel Handley
Wednesday, some roads near the Wolf River in Mississippi remained submerged in fast-moving water.
By: Rachel Handley
The substation will make the city's drainage system more reliable during flooding.
By: Rachel Handley
A photo of a dead dog being dragged by a truck has called attention to the lack of animal control department in Washington Parish.
By: Rachel Handley
At the beginning of June, advocacy organizations began reporting people were suddenly called to mass immigration hearings in New Orleans.
A shuttle driver heroically rescued three people caught in a rip current on a Grand Isle beach, warning others of the unseen dangers.
By: Rachel Handley
Less than a day after a pair of deadly earthquakes in Venezuela, volunteers in the New Orleans area began collecting donations of money, food, and supplies.
By: Rachel Handley
Elmer's Flash Report regularly reels in tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands, of views.
By: Rachel Handley
Photos and videos, like one showing a man being arrested by ICE agents in front of a young child, have appeared often on social media in recent weeks.
