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  1. Woman gunned down in front of Algiers church just before 30th birthday

    Outside a small church in Algiers, a cross marks the spot where Kendrell "Cat" Glover was gunned down Friday night.

  2. Powerball ticket in Florida wins $590 million prize, Baton Rouge ticket worth $1 million

    Powerball ticket in Florida wins $590 million prize, Baton Rouge ticket worth $1 million

    It's all about the odds, and one single ticket in Florida has beaten them all by matching all the numbers to win the highest Powerball jackpot in history at an estimated $590.5 million, lottery officials said early Sunday.

  3. NOPD: Two die in separate shootings

    NOPD: Two die in separate shootings

    New Orleans police are investigating two fatal shootings that left a 37-year-old man dead in Central City and a 20 -year-old man dead in the Florida area.

  4. Photos: Aerial views of Cleburne, TX tornado damage

    Photos: Aerial views of Cleburne, TX tornado damage

    KHOU's sister station, WFAA, gets a first look at damage in Cleburne as the sun rises Thursday morning.

  5. Northshore teacher retiring after 60-plus years in education

    Lunch time at Folsom Elementary is like any time for Miss Ollie; it’s a time to learn.

  6. Mother of missing teacher: 'Please help me find my baby'

    Nearly 11 weeks since Terrilynn Monette went missing, her family is back in New Orleans. They're pleading with the public to help with the search.

  7. Napoleon: Gentilly restaurant well worth the trip

    Napoleon: Gentilly restaurant well worth the trip

    Napoleon says it isn't often that a restaurant near the Gentilly lakefront is worth making the trip for, but Sassafras is one.

  8. 7th person arrested in connection with Mother's Day shooting

    7th person arrested in connection with Mother's Day shooting

    The NOPD said Friday afternoon that Monique Pepe, 19, allowed second shooter Shawn Scott to hide out at her house.

  9. Woman dies in Algiers shooting

    Woman dies in Algiers shooting

    A 29-year-old woman died at a hospital after being shot in Algiers Friday evening, according to the New Orleans Police Department.

  10. Millions of taxpayer dollars spent to move homes that are now decaying

    Dozens of homes sit vacant and decaying in some of the city's poorest neighborhoods. And what's worse, the city spent millions of dollars moving them there.

  11. Ruling doesn't resolve Brennan family restaurant squabble

    Ruling doesn't resolve Brennan family restaurant squabble

    A federal judge's ruling hasn't resolved a family's power struggle for control of Brennan's, one of New Orleans' best-known restaurants.

  12. Residents, leaders fight proposed massive flood insurance hike

    Residents, leaders fight proposed massive flood insurance hike

    Being next to the water is one of the pleasures of life in Louisiana. But alarm is spreading over the potential for massive flood insurance hikes.

  13. 13-year-old rescued after setting home on fire while playing with a lighter

    A 13-year-old who said he was playing with a lighter, started a fire that destroyed his home Saturday afternoon.

  14. Entergy still working to repair damaged substation in Kenner

    Entergy still working to repair damaged substation in Kenner

    Entergy announced today it is still working to repair a substation in Kenner that was damaged during the severe weather on May 11.

  15. T-P editor: Major changes had to be done, more to come

    Times-Picayune editor Jim Amoss discusses the changes that the newspaper is making.

  16. T-P editor: The newspaper, organization still has great strength

    Times-Picayune editor Jim Amoss talks about talent leaving the newspaper for rival newspaper, The Advocate.

  17. Victoria Marks

    Mom under arrest after baby dies in hot car outside Dallas school

    Police said one-year-old Victoria Marks was left in a vehicle parked in the faculty lot of Frank Guzick Elementary School Friday afternoon. The child's mother, a teacher at the school, faces child abandonment charges.

  18. Dalai Lama says compassion is the way to happiness

    Crowds gathered around the sand mandalas Friday that Tibetan monks have been working on all week in anticipation of the Dalai Lama’s arrival.

  19. Saints coach Payton settles tax credit lawsuit

    Saints coach Payton settles tax credit lawsuit

    New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton has settled his lawsuit against a former Saints player who sold him nonexistent state movie tax credits from a defunct film studio.

  20. Brothers shot at second line from both sides of street, says evidence

    Shawn Scott told reporters he and his brother Akein had nothing to do with the shooting at the annual Mother's Day second line parade in New Orleans.