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Caught on camera: New Orleans porch pirates are stealing plants in a string of odd thefts (opens the original)
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Neighbors say a white SUV has been spotted in multiple plant thefts Neighbors say a white SUV has been spotted in multiple plant thefts Porch pirates in New Orleans are leaving packages behind and taking off with plants. The New Orleans Police Department said a woman was caught on camera Sept. 12 at a home in the 1500 block of Annunciation Street between Orange and Richard streets. The victim told police the suspect damaged items on the porch and stole an elephant ear plant. In a separate incide
Oyster lovers can shuck, shop and sample something unexpected Thursday night. (opens the original)
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You can try oyster ice cream Thursday evening at Sidecar. The event will raise money for the Louisiana Oyster Alliance and celebrate the release of its new zine. You can try oyster ice cream Thursday evening at Sidecar. The event will raise money for the Louisiana Oyster Alliance and celebrate the release of its new zine. A 200-year-old culinary curiosity is making a comeback in New Orleans. You can try oyster ice cream Thursday night at Sidecar during an event supporting the Louisiana Oyster Al
Kenner officials, American Red Cross help families find temporary housing after fire (opens the original)
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The cause of the fire remains under investigation. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. Power has been restored to a Kenner apartment complex, but 11 families remain displaced after a fire damaged their building. The fire happened around 7 p.m. on Reverend Richard Wilson Drive. Kenner Fire Department Chief of Administration, Jason Dyer said power was restored to the complex late Thursday night. In all, 34 families were displaced. Eleven families have not been able to return home be
17-year-old arrested after deadly Bourbon Street shooting (opens the original)
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NOPD arrested Aumir J. Handshaw, 17, on one count of second-degree murder. NOPD arrested Aumir J. Handshaw, 17, on one count of second-degree murder. The New Orleans Police Department arrested a 17-year-old in connection with a fatal shooting early Monday on Bourbon Street. Officers responded to a report of shots fired around 1:24 a.m. in the 400 block of Bourbon Street between Conti and St. Louis streets. They found an adult man suffering from a gunshot wound. EMS transported the victim to a lo
Jefferson Parish watchdog releases its 2027 oversight priorities (opens the original)
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The report does not allege wrongdoing by any department. Instead, it serves as a roadmap for where the Office of Inspector General believes oversight efforts can have the greatest impact in 2027. The report does not allege wrongdoing by any department. Instead, it serves as a roadmap for where the Office of Inspector General believes oversight efforts can have the greatest impact in 2027. The Jefferson Parish Office of Inspector General has identified the departments and programs it considers mo
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