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Mike Perlstein
New Orleans man's murder shows the danger of becoming a witness
David Hammer
Judge blocks Trump's early census deadline but Louisiana still behind in filling them out
The traditional deadline is Oct. 31 but the Trump administration had wanted a deadline of Sept. 30.
Investigations
New Orleans man shot and killed days after indictment alleging he staged 50 crashes with 18-wheelers
Sources say Cornelius Garrison was cooperating with the FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office in the case.
Crime
Man killed days after indictment alleged he stages 50 crashes with 18-wheelers
Sources say Cornelius Garrison was cooperating with the FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office in the case.
Hard Rock Collapse
Large chunk of Hard Rock collapse demolished as planned Thursday
Neighbors and people working in the downtown area initially expressed alarm at the large chunk of the building coming down.
Investigations
Suspect who was cooperating in staged crashes case is gunned down 4 days after indictment
A man suspected of staging up to 50 crashes and making over a half a million dollars was gunned down earlier this week, just days after he was indicted.
Investigations
Two Louisville officers shot, suspect in custody; 46 arrested protesting Breonna Taylor ruling
Sgt. Lamont Washington said protesters were arrested for damaging buildings, removing concrete barricades and unlawful assembly.
Investigations
5 things we learned about the Breonna Taylor case from Daniel Cameron's announcement
The investigation resulted in charges against one officer, but those charges had nothing to do with Taylor's death.
Investigations
'This is really heartbreaking.' Protesters express pain, anger after Breonna Taylor decision
For so many in Louisville, the pain is palpable and the wait for justice continues.
Investigations
Grand jury indicts Brett Hankison in Breonna Taylor case and it has nothing to do with her death
Taylor was shot and killed on March 13 while Louisville police executed a search warrant at her home.
Investigations
LMPD restricts downtown access in anticipation of Breonna Taylor decision
LMPD Interim Chief Schoeder said downtown is not being put on "lockdown", but the restrictions are being put in place to protect the public.
Crime
Former De La Salle principal and another religious brother accused of molesting student in the 80s
During their time at De La Salle, Langenstein and Gandara were religious brothers, who live similarly to priests and deacons but are not ordained.
David Hammer
Judge blocks Trump's early census deadline but Louisiana still behind in filling them out
The traditional deadline is Oct. 31 but the Trump administration had wanted a deadline of Sept. 30.
Investigations
New Orleans man shot and killed days after indictment alleging he staged 50 crashes with 18-wheelers
Sources say Cornelius Garrison was cooperating with the FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office in the case.
Crime
Man killed days after indictment alleged he stages 50 crashes with 18-wheelers
Sources say Cornelius Garrison was cooperating with the FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office in the case.
Hard Rock Collapse
Large chunk of Hard Rock collapse demolished as planned Thursday
Neighbors and people working in the downtown area initially expressed alarm at the large chunk of the building coming down.
Investigations
Suspect who was cooperating in staged crashes case is gunned down 4 days after indictment
A man suspected of staging up to 50 crashes and making over a half a million dollars was gunned down earlier this week, just days after he was indicted.
Investigations
Two Louisville officers shot, suspect in custody; 46 arrested protesting Breonna Taylor ruling
Sgt. Lamont Washington said protesters were arrested for damaging buildings, removing concrete barricades and unlawful assembly.
Investigations
5 things we learned about the Breonna Taylor case from Daniel Cameron's announcement
The investigation resulted in charges against one officer, but those charges had nothing to do with Taylor's death.
Investigations
'This is really heartbreaking.' Protesters express pain, anger after Breonna Taylor decision
For so many in Louisville, the pain is palpable and the wait for justice continues.
Investigations
Grand jury indicts Brett Hankison in Breonna Taylor case and it has nothing to do with her death
Taylor was shot and killed on March 13 while Louisville police executed a search warrant at her home.
Investigations
LMPD restricts downtown access in anticipation of Breonna Taylor decision
LMPD Interim Chief Schoeder said downtown is not being put on "lockdown", but the restrictions are being put in place to protect the public.
Crime
Former De La Salle principal and another religious brother accused of molesting student in the 80s
During their time at De La Salle, Langenstein and Gandara were religious brothers, who live similarly to priests and deacons but are not ordained.
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