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Frank Davis in the fight of his life
For nearly three decades, you invited Frank Davis and his wife Mary Clare into your home. Every Tuesday morning, they stood in the WWL studio kitchen whipping up great food in a way that made us all feel like we were part of his family.
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Orleans judge returns to work day after carjacking
Orleans Parish Criminal Court Judge Frank Marullo was carjacked Tuesday night after getting out of his vehicle near his Carrollton-area home, according to NOPD Superintendent Ronal Serpas.
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Police: Man being questioned about Boston bombing shot and killed
Law enforcement officials say a man was shot while he was being questioned in the Boston Marathon bombing case after he lunged at an FBI agent with a knife.
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Three men sought after beating, robbery caught on tape
Police are searching for three suspects who beat up a man and stole his property while he was walking with a female companion in the CBD early Sunday morning.
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Family mourns loss of child killed in crash, thankful for 3 who survived
The stories about 10-year-old Byronee Jackson are on many minds Tuesday, a day after she was killed in a car crash just down the road from a relative’s house.
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NOPD searching for missing pig statue
Police are asking for the public's help in finding a stolen pig statue wearing a chef's outfit.
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Larose man fatally shot in the head Wednesday morning
A Larose man was fatally shot in Cut Off Wednesday morning, according to Lafourche deputies.
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Northshore father travels to D.C. to save life of man he's never met
There is a man somewhere in the country who is battling leukemia and he might be saved by a man he has never met who lives in Slidell.
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Despite eviction notice, French Market bistro is open for business
After years of late rent payments and a series of health code violations, the French Market Corporation voted in Feb. to pull the plug on Montrel's Bistro, cancelling the restaurant's lease for prime retail space in a city-owned building.
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Saints' Payton listed as top-earning American coach by Forbes
Sean Payton came back from his one season suspension a richer man. This we knew.
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Police: Homeowner shoots at suspect trying to break into residence
On Wednesday morning, the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office investigated reports of shots fired in the Starr Court Springhill Subdivision.
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Boyfriend booked in death of girlfriend's 20-month-old
An illegal immigrant was charged with second degree murder in relation to the death of his girlfriend’s 20-month-old son, according to the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office.
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Duck boat tours in French Quarter face some opposition
They’re known as “ducks” – tour vehicles that travel on land and water -- and a local company wants to bring them to New Orleans.
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Injured third-grade teacher speaks about trying to protect students
MOORE, Okla. (CBS News) Third-grade teacher Jennifer Doan's sternum and spine are fractured, and there are lacerations all over her body. She can barely speak, but her memory of the tornado is crystal clear.
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Police: Robber gets away with $50,000 worth of jewelry in Algiers armed robbery
Police say a man pulled a gun on a couple of people, robbing at least one of them of jewelry estimated to be worth about $50,000 in Algiers.
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Cool snap has only delayed termite swarms, not stopped them
For much of this spring, outdoor lights have remained mostly swarm free. The Formosan termites that typically haunt New Orleans late spring nights haven’t shown themselves.
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Haynesville shale natural gas a 'game changer' for New Orleans region
Billions of dollars in capital investment and thousands of jobs are now in the pipeline for the region between Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
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Armed robber uses stun gun to steal woman's purse in Covington
An armed robber boldly used a stun gun to overcome a woman in a parking lot Monday evening, getting away with her purse and contents within in, authorities said.
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2 infants among 10 kids killed in Oklahoma tornado
The Oklahoma medical examiner's office says two infants are among 24 people killed by the tornado that ripped across the Oklahoma City area this week.
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OPP inmate dies of terminal cancer
An inmate from Orleans Parish Prison who passed away late Tuesday night died from terminal cancer, according to the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office.





