Ella Wales
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'I opened it up and I literally screamed:' Jefferson Parish residents continue to report high water bills (opens the original)
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The complaints come after new water meters were installed earlier this year. Leaders voted Wednesday to have the meters tested for accuracy. The complaints come after new water meters were installed earlier this year. Leaders voted Wednesday to have the meters tested for accuracy. For months, Jefferson Parish residents have complained of skyrocketing water bills. Earlier this year, new smart water meters were installed and some residents think those may be to blame. Residents like Glenda William
NOLAxNOLA music series kicks off busy Fall season in New Orleans (opens the original)
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The start of Fall means New Orleans is about to get busier, with several big events coming up. The start of Fall means New Orleans is about to get busier, with several big events coming up. The start of Fall means New Orleans is about to get busier. Tourism leaders say it's one of the busier times of year in the city for tourism and big events like festivals and sports, and it is crucial for local businesses that are looking to recover from the slow summer months. NOLAxNOLA starts Thursday night
Fired Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office employee was previously investigated, accused of misconduct (opens the original)
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Aaron Verrette was terminated from the agency Monday after being arrested for driving while impaired. Aaron Verrette was terminated from the agency Monday after being arrested for driving while impaired. The arrest and termination of a Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office employee are highlighting his history of investigations and misconduct allegations. Aaron Verrette was arrested for driving while impaired, and subsequently fired on Monday. He was a lieutenant at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Of
New initiative underway to improve conditions at Holt Cemetery (opens the original)
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Underneath overgrown grass at Holt Cemetery, you'll find headstones and history. It opened in 1879 and is the final resting place of 1500 veterans and New Orleans musicians like Jessie Hill and Buddy Bolden. The cemetery is owned by the city, and family members with loved ones buried here have pushed for better conditions for years. Now, three organizations are partnering with the city to make improvements to mowing schedules and drainage issues. "Holt is on relatively high ground," Sara Lowenbu
Jury begins deliberating in Super Bowl reporter death trial (opens the original)
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The jury is deliberating in the trial for Danette Colbert and Rickey White. Deliberations started at 12:50 pm. The jury has submitted three questions to the judge, all regarding the definition of a legal term. Closing arguments began Thursday morning. During closing arguments, prosecutors presented a collage of 80 driver's licenses and Social Security cards, which they said belonged to victims. Colbert and White are accused of drugging and robbing multiple men over the course of several years. P
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