Randi Rousseau is a morning anchor at WDSU News This Morning. With a rich background in broadcast journalism, Randi covers a variety of topics, including breaking news and sports, with a focus on both team and individual sports. She has been featured in multiple outlets such as KESQ, News Channel 3, and Telemundo 15.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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Randi's coverage focuses on local news within the United States, particularly in Louisiana and New Orleans. She covers a range of topics including crime, fire incidents, education, and government announcements.
Given her focus on local events and evolving stories, Randi may be open to pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments in the areas she covers. If you have direct insights into local incidents or can provide context for ongoing issues in Louisiana or New Orleans, your pitch could resonate with her.
Additionally, considering that Randi also covers family & relationships and personal finance alongside crime and fire incidents means that she may welcome pitches related to community-focused initiatives or financial programs tailored for families in the region.
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By: Randi Rousseau
Frühlingsfest 2026 is blossoming along Bayou St. John this festival weekend
Metairie house catches fire as firefighters have problems with nearby hydrant METAIRIE, La. —
NEW ORLEANS — A cast member from the hit Broadway musical "Six" stepped off the stage to help mentor New Orleans students.
By: Randi Rousseau
Controversial tolls on the Belle Chasse Bridge could disappear if one bill passes in the legislative session
As Gov. Jeff Landry prepares to sign a bill to eliminate the Orleans clerk of criminal court's position, the man elected to the post takes the fight to court.
By: Randi Rousseau
Tangipahoa Parish voters are set to decide the future of term limits for the council and parish president
By: Randi Rousseau
Dental students in New Orleans are eying a different kind of crown these days.The LSU Health New Orleans School of Dentistry’s Principles of Occlusion class is proud to present the 2026 Art Cast Contest, a project breaking the mold when it comes to traditional learning.
On the heels of congressional redistricting and a clerk of court controversy, a bill to remove judgeships in New Orleans is one step away from becoming law.
NEW ORLEANS — As a mom of two budding boys, Rachel Lewis certainly knows the struggle of shopping for her kids in this tight economic climate.
Northshore beauty business offers $250 gift card for blood donors COVINGTON, La. —
