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Sen. Bill Cassidy skeptical of poll showing tight race to succeed him (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - In roughly five weeks, Louisiana voters will decide if Democrat Jamie Davis or Republican Julia Letlow will represent them in the U.S. Senate. A recent poll shows the race between Davis and Letlow may be tighter than some may expect in a state like Louisiana. “This poll points to a tightening race, which still respects the conservative advantage that we see in Louisiana where every statewide elected official is a Republican,” said Mike Sherman, political analyst for Fox 8. T
St. Tammany suicide rates on pace to surpass record in 2026 (opens the original)
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Lacombe, La (WVUE) - The coroner in St. Tammany Parish said cases of suicide are on a record-breaking pace in 2026. The 41 cases of suicide in St. Tammany Parish so far this year surpasses the total number of suicides in the parish in 2025, coroner Christopher Tape said. More than half of the suicides in 2026 involved guns, Tape said, adding that there is another commonality. “One of the things that we’re seeing is that there’s a lot of middle-aged white men. That’s kind of the primary thing,” h
20 years after ‘Rebirth Game,’ Steve Gleason reflects on the play that changed his life and New Orleans (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - For better or worse, one moment, one act can define us. A blocked punt came to define Steve Gleason’s career with the New Orleans Saints. That single play is now immortalized as a statue at the Superdome. “I remember being at his locker that night, he’s still sitting down there in his uniform over an hour after the game describing what happened. It was just so powerful, and he was just so emotional. I mean, he knew he had done something special in the moment. Sometimes it ta
After seven-year closure, Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 set to reopen (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - At Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, death and decay don’t necessarily have to go together, not if Nick Black can do something about it. “Probably one of the most rewarding parts of the job is seeing people’s faces once a tomb that they’ve had in their family for, in some cases, 180 years, is restored,” said Nick Black, owner of NOLA Cemetery Renewal. Black is a New Orleans native and has spent the last decade restoring mausoleums, headstones and tombs in many of the city’s historic
Louisiana fuel prices surge at a time they should be going down, analysts say (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Some New Orleans residents say that with some current fuel prices in the city, they cannot avoid paying more to fill up the tank. With a brand-new baby at home, 26-year-old Jaron Cayou, a resident of New Orleans, said he’s more mindful of prices at the pump, with some current fuel prices in the city above $4 a gallon. “Between gas and baby formula, which is really expensive now too, you got to do what you got to do to make ends meet,” Cayou said. Lindsey Martin owns Martin M
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