Metia Carroll is a Digital Editor at WDSU-TV. Based in New Orleans, she specializes in crime and justice, white-collar crime, and regional interest stories, with a focus on legal rights of minors and court proceedings in North America. Metia's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Alexandria Newspapers, Inc., KMBC 9, and KETV.
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Police say the victim was exiting a business when he suddenly felt a sharp pain in his hand and discovered that he had been shot.
Benson recently bought the BankPlus Tower, a 36-story building located on Poydras Street.
By: Metia Carroll
According to police, they made 75 arrests, executed 13 search warrants, and seized 87 grams of methamphetamine, 97 grams of fentanyl, 284 grams of cocaine, 910 Tapentadol pills, and 7 firearms.
Police arrested Quincy Jamal Smith, 19, of Houma, and Kentrell Jermone Garner Jr., 18, of Houma, and have issued a warrant for Jayceon Ayrow, 21, of Houma.
The roadway will reopen once the damaged signal is removed and a temporary pole and signal are installed, which is estimated to be at approximately 6 p.m.
By: Metia Carroll
The City of New Orleans is preparing to say goodbye to a beloved civil rights activist and culture bearer.
The weeklong celebration will begin on Sunday, September 13, until Saturday, September 19 at participating restaurants.
The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office arrested Loretta Schroder, 28, of Loranger, on one count of failure to render aid.
A special edition of WDSU News at 5 p.m. is airing online and Very Local.
The lawsuit, filed in 2023, challenges whether Port NOLA has jurisdictional authority to operate in St. Bernard Parish as part of its plans to build the Louisiana International Terminal.
