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Sonya Walger heals spatting detectives on USA's 'Common Law'
Sonya Walger is " Common Law' s" wrinkle. A former "Lost" star, she's lovely and full of youth, of course.
Times-Picayune cuts run deep for New Orleanians
If you're a Saints fan, you know the voice of Jerry Romig. The team's public address announcer started his career as a sports writer at The Times-Picayune. "When you're on a staff like that, you knew that you were a great part of the city," Romig said of the 175-year-old print operation.
I-Team: Feds serve subpoenas on 2 J.P. cities
Subpoenas have been served on two Jefferson Parish cities as part of a federal investigation into post-Hurricane Katrina contracts, the WDSU I-Team has learned.
I-Team: Feds serve subpoenas on 2 J.P. cities
Subpoenas have been served on two Jefferson Parish cities as part of a federal investigation into post-Hurricane Katrina contracts, the WDSU I-Team has learned.
'Titanic' in Lake Pontchartrain slows Causeway bridge traffic to a crawl
As if Lake Pontchartrain Causeway motorists don't have enough to contend with during the heavy morning commutes, up paddles a replica of history's most ill-fated ocean liner to raise the ante a bit Wednesday morning.
Family reeling over loss of Metairie matriarch
Although the untimely death of Denise Seither has been blamed on heart failure, her son, Jason Seither, doesn't like it said that his mother had a bad heart.
Harahan responding to 1980 agreement to hire women, African Americans
Harahan officials are compiling hiring data on women and African Americans to determine whether the Police and Fire departments have complied with a 32-year-old anti-discrimination consent decree.
LSU's Mason Katz earns SEC honor
LSU junior first baseman/outfielder Mason Katz was named SEC Player of the Week Sunday by the league office.
Harahan zoning change for commercial buildings draws opposition
The first reading of an ordinance that would remove square-footage restrictions for commercial buildings in some parts of Harahan drew another fiery crowd to the City Council chambers Thursday night.
Harahan council to take up controversial zoning ordinance
A controversial ordinance to allow larger commercial buildings in some parts of Harahan returns to the City Council agenda Thursday night.
Jefferson Parish coroner reclassifies manner of death in 2008 Harahan case
Jefferson Parish Coroner Gerry Cvitanovich said Tuesday he has reclassified the 2008 death of John "Bubba" Koscho III as "undetermined." Cvitanovich's office began reexamining the case in April at the request of the Harahan Police Department, which had reopened its own investigation into Koscho's death months earlier.
Plan to buy Harahan exercise equipment with Jefferson Parish money on hold for now
The Harahan Fire Department is on deck for exercise equipment, to be paid for with the Jefferson Parish Council's cut of gambling revenue.
New Orleans-shot cop drama 'Common Law' debuts on USA
I total at least a half-dozen reasons for local viewers to sample and then maybe stick with " Common Law ," the new USA network cop drama debuting at 9 p.m. Friday .
Jazz Fest's food helps a returning New Orleanian regain his bearings
Everyone has their own method for regaining their bearings upon reentering New Orleans from outside state lines.
Group, Councilman Say Harahan Firehouse Gym Is Pet Project
A Jefferson Parish councilman behind the Harahan firehouse project said everything is above board and the upgrade he's pushing for is a priority, but others disagree, saying it's simply a pet project with a family connection.
Chef Paul Prudhomme and his wife, Lori, welcome visitors to Chef Paul Prudhomme's Andouille and Tasso plant in Palmetto Tuesday.
Harahan and River Ridge students graduating this week from H.O.P.E.,...
The inaugural classes of the Harahan Police Department's Harahan Officers Providing Education or H.O.P.E. will begin graduation ceremonies today starting with St.