Rachel Hernandez is a local journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. She writes for WGNO ABC26 and Yahoo News, covering a wide range of topics including crime, transportation, local events, and community issues. Her work has been featured in various news outlets across the country, showcasing her dedication to delivering accurate and timely news to the public.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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Rachel Hernandez focuses on local news in New Orleans and Louisiana, with a significant emphasis on crime-related stories. If you have insights related to evolving crime stories or breaking news within the New Orleans area, particularly those involving government announcements or local events, your pitch is more likely to capture Rachel’s attention.
Given her coverage attributes that include breaking news and evolving stories, sources who can provide real-time updates or exclusive access to unfolding events may be of particular interest. Additionally, experts with knowledge of crime trends and law enforcement practices in the region could also be valuable for providing commentary on ongoing cases or developments impacting the community.
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By: Rachel Hernandez
WGNO is excited to welcome Carrigan Chauvin as our new meteorologist for Good Morning New Orleans! Hailing from Chauvin, Louisiana, Carrigan is a proud Terrebonne Parish native. She is excited to be coming home to the river parishes!
A Mississippi woman is dead following a two-car crash on a highway in Franklinton on Thursday, Sept. 5.
By: Rachel Hernandez
Due to rain impacting Greater New Orleans on Friday, two high school football games will be held inside the Caesers Superdome.
A clandestine lab was discovered in St. Bernard Parish, leading to the arrests of four 19-year-olds.
A 53-year-old Mount Hermon woman was killed in a wreck with two other vehicles in Franklinton on Friday, Sept. 6.
As Tropical Storm Francine heads toward Louisiana’s coast, Grand Isle’s mayor is preparing the town by calling for mandatory and voluntary evacuations.
By: Rachel Hernandez
Tropical Storm Francine is expected to impact the coasts of Louisiana and Texas on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Stay with WGNO as we learn of school closures in the area.
All Lafourche Parish schools will reopen this week following Hurricane Francine.
As damage assessments wrap up in Kenner, city officials announce that 264 homes flooded in the city during Hurricane Francine.
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