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What can federal agents legally do at polling places? Here’s what voters should know about federal law, election monitors and voter intimidation.
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What can federal agents legally do at polling places? Here’s what voters should know about federal law, election monitors and voter intimidation.
Sunday is another WDSU Weather Impact Day, as the Weather Prediction Center puts us in the marginal risk to see possible flooding.
Boston-based researchers announced Wednesday the discovery of new biological clues about why colorectal cancer can behave more aggressively in young patients.
A Jefferson Parish mother says her deaf daughter has struggled to get the support she needs at school, prompting her to turn to WDSU Investigates to share her daughter’s story and help other children.
With five days until the midterm elections, both parties are making their final push, with key figures like President Trump and former President Obama rallying voters in critical states.
Control of the U.S. Senate is up for grabs. And Republicans increasingly find themselves on defense as they try to hold on to their majority in the chamber.
A new study estimates about 3 in 4 former National Football League players who died between 2008 and 2023 had chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
Jackson Chourio's tenth hit during Game 4 of the World Series tied a record set 98 years ago.
The Federal Election Commission says a fix is underway after the website that accepts electronic campaign finance filings went offline ahead of the midterms
Video shows a close call when a great white shark whipped around as a woman put her hand on it.
Ronald White, 21, was arrested after he allegedly left the dorm after refusing to comply with officers, and he was found hiding under a car near the intersection on West Chimes Street.
In a Facebook post, they say one of the golf carts they rented for the event was stolen during the Corporate Classic at City Park.
WDSU Sports Director Fletcher Mackel put the Who Dat Nation to the test to see if any fans knew how to say the team's signature rallying cry in French.
The 2026 baby-name list is here, and a few familiar favorites have some fresh company.
The WDSU Sports Team is providing you comprehensive coverage of the New Orleans Saints historic game from Paris, France.
With New Orleans Saints playing in Paris tailgaters are preparing early Sunday morning as the kickoff is set for 8:30 am.
Incumbent Judge Camille Buras, a Democrat, who has been on the bench for over 20 years has drawn a challenger for her Section H seat at Orleans Parish Criminal Court.
New York City parents and lifelong Knicks fans Yvonne Gonzalez-Bradford and Vance Bradford named their newborn son “Knickson Fyve” in honor of the team’s recent NBA championship.
Now having touched down in the City of Light, Saints fans are getting to experience Paris firsthand after wondering all week if protests and ongoing unrest would throw a wrench in their plans.
Country music Hall of Famer John Anderson has died at 71. He was known for hits like "Seminole Wind" and "Straight Tequila Night."
Authorities said they are searching for multiple individuals after a tow truck was caught on camera causing damage in a Taco Bell drive-thru.
The general election for the Public Service Commission, District 1, seat is on the ballot November 3rd. Two of the three candidates on the ballot attended the WDSU Hot Seat Debate.
Cameron Mary (R), a judge candidate for the 22nd JDC Division E, came into the WDSU studios for a hot seat interview. His opponent, Michele Echols (R ), could not come in because of a scheduling conflict.
Federal efforts to reshape election security have sparked debate. State and local officials report minimal practical changes, but are seeing reduced support from CISA raising concerns.