Aubry Killion

The Archdiocese of New Orleans is looking to part ways with several independent living apartments amid its ongoing bankruptcy case involving clergy sex abuse.

WDSU Investigates gets exclusive insight into proposed Mardi Gras security plan

WDSU went through 700 pages of new records

Law enforcement from all around Louisiana prepped for the New Orleans Super Bowl.

According to the news release, the Archdiocese of New Orleans terminated the non-profit’s Board and CEO Natalie Jayroe after she refused to reallocate donor funding meant to address food insecurity in south Louisiana.

The job requires intense training to manage stress and adrenaline. You can be set up for hours, ready to save a life.

'Bring on the pressure': Entergy ready to power Super Bowl

The level-one trauma center at University Medical Center in New Orleans treated victims of the Bourbon Street terror attack. WDSU was given a rare glimpse into the care that was provided to dozens of patients.

The suit, filed in Orleans Parish Civil District Court, was brought on behalf of victims Alexis Windham, Corian Evans, Jalen Lilly, Justin Brown, Shara Frison, Gregory Townsend and the family of Brandon Taylor.

WDSU investigative reporter Aubry Killion spoke to tourists and locals who say they are angry, confused and heartbroken.

During the chaos of the attack, Jeremy Sensky was struck by the speeding truck on bourbon, breaking both legs and throwing him from his wheelchair.

Thrinh Vuong, the owner of Lilly's Cafe, spoke with WDSU's Aubry Killion after her car was crushed by the collapsed building.

Tensions explode at a Port of New Orleans meeting over grain terminal, 'shame on you'

Hosli noticed worsening fog while crossing the causeway and managed to stop before the horrific crash unfolded.

Hundreds of structures in Lafourche and Terrebonne parishes still don't have power since Hurricane Ida.

The incident happened on Sunday in the 4100 block of Vendome Place.

The documents paint the picture of abuse from about a dozen victims of a former New Orleans priest, Lawrence Hecker.

Lawrence Hecker entered his plea just moments before jury selection was slated to begin in his trial.

WDSU obtained a leaked email sent from a top employee to staff concerning WDSU's investigation into EMS leadership and lengthy wait times.

The Assured Supervision Accountability Program, specializing in ankle monitoring, noted that suspects breaching their monitor conditions had not been rearrested until recently.