Travers Mackel is an Investigative Reporter and Anchor at WDSU-TV. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the film industry, while also covering regional interests and global news. His work has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, NBC News, Madison Magazine, and MSN.
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Travers Mackel's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, crime, and community development in the United States, specifically Louisiana and New Orleans. His articles include breaking news, evolving stories related to legal policy regulation and government announcements.
If you have expertise or insights into local government policies, political developments in Louisiana or New Orleans area, or trends in crime and safety specific to this geographic location, Travers Mackel may be interested in your input. Additionally if you can provide commentary on ongoing cases related to crime or legal policy changes affecting the region he covers it would likely align with his reporting interests.
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Calvin Duncan allowed to take office, TRO granted
Late Sunday, a federal judge in Baton Rouge granted a temporary restraining order, allowing Calvin Duncan to take office as the Criminal Court Clerk in Orleans Parish. The appeals court's decision will pause the ruling until the Louisiana Supreme Court can weigh in on the case.
By: Travers Mackel
5 candidates vying to serve on Public Service Commission, which regulates power, gas and water
Amendment 5 on Louisiana’s May ballot proposes raising the mandatory retirement age for judges from 70 to 75, with voters set to make the final decision.
Could SpaceX come to Louisiana? The state's development secretary, Susan Bourgeois, addressed the rumors. Here's what we know.
By: Travers Mackel
GOP candidates for a seat on the state BESE board debate education issues NEW ORLEANS —
Here's why candidates running for the Senate need to be focused on 16 of 64 parishes.
NEW ORLEANS — Voters will be heading to the polls in just a few hours to make their voice known. Advertisement
By: Travers Mackel
Political consultant and demographer Greg Rigamer analyzed voter data ahead of Louisiana's runoff elections, identifying key trends and areas that could influence the results.
By: Travers Mackel
NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans City Park driving range reopened this week following a $2 million renovation funded by the state.
