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- Sep 28, 2026
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Two people convicted in scheme that left Super Bowl reporter dead sentenced to prison (opens the original)
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Two people convicted in a racketeering and drugging scheme that led to the death of a Kansas City sports reporter during the Super Bowl in 2025 have been sentenced. Danette Colbert and Rickey White were in court Monday, when they were sentenced after both were convicted in connection with the scheme that left Adan Manzano dead. The jury found Colbert and White guilty of racketeering. Colbert was found guilty on negligent homicide charges, but the jury found White not guilty of manslaughter. Manz
Trial delayed again for inmates who escaped the Orleans Parish Justice Center. Here's why (opens the original)
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The trial for 10 inmates who escaped the Orleans Parish Justice Center last year has been delayed again due to issues with legal representation for two of the inmates. Judge Angel Harris said she was ready to set a trial date more than a year after the inmates escaped but was unable to do so because Dkenan Dennis, one of the defendants, needs to hire a new attorney. According to the judge, Dennis is searching for a new attorney after his previous counsel was recently suspended. Dennis, speaking
Uptown New Orleans restaurant known for donating during storms fears closure (opens the original)
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The family-operated August Moon Uptown has poured two decades into its restaurant serving Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine. However, like many New Orleans small businesses, August Moon fears it may end operations soon. According to the owner's daughter, Cindy Dao, the restaurant's profit has hit an all-time low while food costs remain high. "Chicken and shrimp now cost 15% more than what it did three years ago. Beef has increased 20% than what it was three years ago," Dao said. "For the past year,
St. John the Baptist students explore trade jobs as vocational school enrollment increases (opens the original)
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Students at St. John the Baptist Public Schools are splitting their time between graduating from high school and taking classes at River Parishes Community College. The recent partnership between the school system and college allows students to obtain an associate degree in process technology while still in high school. According to the National Student Clearinghouse, trade school enrollment has grown by almost 20% since 2020. According to Tulane University education researcher Douglass Harris,
Why repairing your HVAC will cost you more (opens the original)
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Experts have a financial warning for those blowing their AC this summer. The cost to repair your HVAC system is now costing families more than ever. Experts say tariffs and limited supply are playing a role in higher HVAC repairs and replacements. According to Compass Inspection Services, a recent change in law is phasing our refrigerant, making it hard for AC companies to keep up with supply. The inspection company reports, a few years ago refrigerant cost $12 to $15 a pound and now companies a
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