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Cassie Schirm

Cassie Schirm

Investigative Reporter at WDSU-TV

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WDSU sits down withNew Orleans Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness for Mardi Gras

With the arrival of Mardi Gras 2025, the City of New Orleans, in partnership with local, state, and federal public safety agencies, has announced a public safety and event coordination measures.
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Legion of Mars Krewe salutes the military and first responders on t...

New Orleans’ only Mardi Gras parade dedicated to celebrating all those who serve our country, the Legion of Mars, featured true hero-celebrity guest riders including New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) officers, U.S. Military members, Los Angeles firefighters, local healthcare workers, and former Saints punter and Super Bowl champion Thomas Morstead.
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Free Second Harvest Food Bank: Former board members create petition...

Free Second Harvest Food Bank: Former board members create petition to separate the nonprofit from the church
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University Medical Center nurses strike during Super Bowl week

The strike comes amid ongoing negotiations with their union and LCMC Health.
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Final countdown: What infrastructure projects will make it to the e...

The final countdown to the Super Bowl and the time is ticking for 540 projects that the city is slated to be finished for the big game.
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Homeland Security talks upcoming Super Bowl security prep

Officials state they are in the best position possible and will develop plans as the event approaches.
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Thousands of holiday lights illuminate Roosevelt Hotel lobby

The lobby of the hotel was illuminated with over 112,000 lights, 1,600 feet of garland, and 4,000 glass ornaments.
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Louisiana Legislature concludes special session on tax reform

The special session on tax continued Friday. The passage of bills the House and Senate intend to pass received the final passage and will not go to the governor's desk.
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Debris falls from Plaza Tower, striking car

Strong winds caused pieces of the building to crash down, hitting a car driving by. The driver was not hurt.
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Will hundreds of major projects for the Super Bowl be completed in ...

Rushing to the goal line, New Orleans is attempting to tackle hundreds of major projects before hosting the Super Bowl.
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Louisiana residents warned of AI impact on elections

There are certainly a lot of political ads out there, but there's something else you need to look out for: fake manipulated pictures, videos and sounds.
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Shredded grievances, retaliation and harassment of DPW employees, C...

DPW employees speak out about harassment and retaliation by supervisors, bring video evidence to the council
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Ethic concerns raised amid bribery implications for mayor

New Orleans councilmembers were also questioned about the implications of the alleged bribery scheme inside City Hall.
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City of New Orleans takes down statue of prominent Venezuelan polit...

The 12-foot tribute to Venezuelan military and political icon Simon Bolivar was taken down amid Hispanic Heritage Month.
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New Orleans crime cameras, social media videos submitted as evidenc...

Tyrell Morris, the former New Orleans 911 call center director, appeared in court and is facing charges of malfeasance in office and injuring public records.
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Judge can stay on rape trial after ADA complaint over jury member

During the trial, prosecutors called for Judge Benedict Willard to recuse himself from the case after they say he dismissed a complaint made against a male juror.
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Rodney Vicknair victim testifies during civil trial

The victim, who is a teenager and will not be named due to being a victim of sexual assault, spoke on the stand about the assault and her life since the incident.
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Jury says New Orleans was liable in hiring cop who assaulted teen

A civil trial for the victim of former NOPD officer Rodney Vicknair has ended after a jury said the city did not adequately monitor Vicknair, leading to the sexual abuse.
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Court hearing pushed for former OPCD director accused of fraud

Tyrell Morris faces charges of malfeasance in office, false personation of a peace officer, insurance fraud, and second-degree public records injuring.
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Money set aside years ago to fix juvenile ankle monitoring program ...

Two years ago, WDSU Investigates first reported that teens on ankle monitors in New Orleans were not being monitored.
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Four NOPD officers including Jeffrey Vappie accused of leaking info...

Jeffrey Vappie, the mayor's former security guard with whom she's been accused of having a relationship, was one of four officers accused of leaking Breaud's information.