Elizabeth Kuebel

DPW warns that budget cuts could hinder their ability to address the backlog of 311 reports, which many residents use to report street problems like potholes.

'Heartbroken and devastated': Wife grieves death of husband in French Quarter carjacking

Local food banks brace for impact of government shutdown

They've been without power, some residents say, since about noon Thursday.

According to the Kenner Police Department, residents living in the Grandlake and Chateau neighborhoods could be victims of recent mail thefts.

A nonprofit born out of Hurricane Katrina is reaching its 20-year milestone helping families rebuild nationwide.

The New Orleans City Council unanimously decided that second line requirements will stay the exact same as last year, until everyone can come together and agree on a solution moving forward.

The president of Southeastern Louisiana University is mourning alongside so many others because he has a personal connection to the hardest-hit communities.

Kerrville native living in New Orleans reflects on heartbreak in his hometown

State Sen. Royce Duplessis announced on social media that he is running for mayor of New Orleans.

The New Orleans City Council has approved an ordinance to seek an opinion from the attorney general's office on whether they can require all city departments, including the sheriff's office, to join the BRASS accounting system.

Michael Dillon's 11-year-old son, Cash, walked around the stadium to find Jared Jones' parents and give them the home run ball from Wednesday's game against Arkansas.

The New Orleans event wound through the streets of the Marigny before ending in Washington Square Park with a rally that drew community members and elected leaders.

Ron Spooner with the Sewerage and Water Board said this will be a gamechanger for the city's aging system.

Family members of Antoine Massey are desperately pleading with him to turn himself in.

WDSU reporter Elizabeth Kuebel visited local shops that import from China, tracking the tariffs impacting them and you.

The New Orleans City Council is taking an aggressive look at trip-taking.

A shocking video of a fight leads to the arrest of two school employees in Marrero.

Some tariffs related to the auto industry are set to be in place at midnight.

Southern University was locked down for safety on Sunday night.