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New Orleans man’s body remains missing since August (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Some of the last images of 69-year-old Alphonse Hogan Jr. are from Aug. 3 at the corner of Lapeyrouse and North Johnson streets in the 7th Ward, where he was walking his dogs. It’s the same day the New Orleans Police Department filed a missing person report for Hogan. Two weeks later, police shifted the case from a missing person investigation to a homicide investigation. “I want justice served and I want his body home,” Yolanda Miller said. Miller says she and Hogan had bee
New Orleans 2027 budget calls for cuts to public safety departments (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - To avoid another year of a financial crisis, New Orleans leaders want to curb city spending by $77 million and that could mean less funding for police, fire and other public safety departments. One of many people keeping an eye on the city funds is Dillard University Criminologist Ashraf Esmail. “Obviously, my background is in criminal justice, so I’m always focused on public safety cuts,” he said. Esmail said while he understands the need for the city to slash spending, pot
L.B. Landry community rallies against possible school closure (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - NOLA Public Schools will decide in December what to do with L.B. Landry High School after Algiers Charter decided not to renew its contract for the next school year. It was almost standing-room only at L.B. Landry High School’s auditorium with families and alumni banding together in support of the nearly 90-year-old school in Algiers. The attendance was mainly due to last week’s decision from Algiers Charter to not renew L.B. Landry’s contract for next school year after the
Future of L.B. Landry in question after charter board votes not to renew contract (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - More than an hour before the L.B. Landry Buccaneers took on JFK High’s football team at Morris FX Jeff Park, a group of alumni gathered in the parking lot, reminiscing about their time roaming Landry’s halls. “It’s a way historic school since 1938,” said Kirby Dorsey, who graduated from the school in 1979 and joined Landry’s active alumni group, organizing picnics, parties and more for fellow Buccaneers. Now, Dorsey and his friends are banding together again to support their
NOPD homicide clearance rate jumps to 98% so far in 2026 (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - With the Dwight D. Eisenhower Charter School marching band out front, dozens of families followed behind out of Morris FX Park in Algiers — many donning shirts and carrying banners and signs honoring homicide victims for National Murder Victims Remembrance Day. The walk was organized by the New Orleans Police Department’s Victim Witness Assistance Unit to help families cope alongside others in the city going through the same grief and trauma. Among the crowd were Ferdinand W
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