Anum Siddiqui is a Reporter at WDSU New Orleans. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on hospitality and leisure, restaurants, aviation, and the arts. Anum's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KCCI-TV, KOAT 7, and WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
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By: Anum Siddiqui
Fishermen in St. Bernard Parish are preparing for heavy rainfall as floodgates have been closed in parts of the parish to prevent any storm surge from pushing in.
Experts say tariffs and limited supply are playing a role in higher HVAC repairs and replacements.
By: Anum Siddiqui
The St. John Parish Dual Enrollment Program gives students a head start on AI-resistant careers.
By: Anum Siddiqui
School is back in session and high school students in Louisiana will begin to enroll in personal finance classes.
By: Anum Siddiqui
Harris spoke with students about education, leadership, and staying true to oneself.
By: Anum Siddiqui
Warren Easton Charter High School welcomes alum Dr. Kendall McManus-Thomas as the new CEO/Principal.
By: Anum Siddiqui
Jefferson Parish Superintendent Dr. James Gray spent Tuesday morning visiting schools across the district to greet students and teachers on the first full day of the school year.
By: Anum Siddiqui
The family-operated August Moon Uptown has poured two decades into its restaurant serving Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine. However, like many New Orleans small businesses, August Moon fears it may end operations soon.
The Amtrak Mardi Gras service, launched a year ago to connect New Orleans and Mobile with stops along the Gulf Coast, has exceeded ridership expectations and boosted tourism in its first year.
By: Anum Siddiqui
KENNER, La. β Kenner police are increasing security at the boat launch this Labor Day to address alcohol-related safety concerns as dozens of people in southeast Louisiana prepare to hit the water.
