Ian Auzenne
News Anchor at WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA)
PxP @RaginCajunsWBB & @RaginCajunsSB, Anchor @WWLAMFM, Stand-up philosopher, @Princeton '10. Thoughts are strictly mine. RT≠Endorsement.
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audacy.com | Ian Auzenne
Some good news for those of you planning a Good Friday or Easter crawfish boil: prices are staying relatively low. "You can find crawfish under $3 a pound right now," Louisiana Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain told WWL's Tommy Tucker, adding that he's seen prices as low as $2.95 per pound. Strain warns that if you're planning to boil crawfish this weekend, don't procrastinate. That's because he expects them to sell quickly, considering the low prices.
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audacy.com | Ian Auzenne
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell could find herself in another showdown with city council members and a local business after she moved to end an emergency garbage collection contract for the French Quarter. Our partners at NOLA.com report that Cantrell sent a termination letter to IV Waste, giving the company 90 days' notice that the city would terminate the contract. According to the letter, the contract will be voided on July 30.
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audacy.com | Ian Auzenne
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is calling on lawmakers to put restrictions on personal injury lawyer advertisement. One bill that has been filed for the 2025 legislative session would do that. House Bill 430 would prohibit lawyers from using slogans, jingles, or mottos in their ads and place other restrictions on the state's attorneys. However, one legal analyst says this law likely wouldn't stand up in court.
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audacy.com | Ian Auzenne
New Orleans's district attorney wants a judge to hold the suspected French Quarter Festival gunman in jail without bond. District Attorney Jason Williams asked an Orleans Parish judge to set a hearing to "determine the dangerousness" of Christopher Parker. Parker is accused of shooting five people in Sunday night at the corner of Iberville and Decatur Streets. All five victims suffered non-life-threatening wounds. According to a statement from the D.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | Ian Auzenne
Ponchatoula police say they are investigating a second shooting that happened Saturday night outside the Strawberry Festival grounds that happened minutes after another shooting inside the fairgrounds. According to a post on the Ponchatoula Police Department Facebook page, officers responded to a shooting near the Ponchatoula Memorial Park ticket booth around 9:25 p.m. When officers responded, they found two teenaged victims, one with an abdomen wound and another with a graze wound to the leg.
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Two observations: (1) The WCW crowd popped for AA’s spinebuster and died when Hogan no-sold. That should settle the debate of which no-sell is worse. (2) @tonyschiavone24 was everywhere in the 1990s.
Choose ONLY 1: Which Do You Dislike More… Hulk Hogan No Selling Arn Anderson’s Spinebuster or Hulk Hogan No Selling Randy Savage’s Flying Elbow Drop https://t.co/N4KxMjOCT3
If my math is right, voter turnout will be around 25 percent for today's election. I don't recall the last time voter turnout was this high for an off-cycle election. https://t.co/PeZJG0GT61
Listening to @tonyschiavone24 do play-by-play on @AEW Collision takes me back to the 1990s. It also reminds me how solid of a PxP announcer Tony is: he identifies holds, provides backstory and context, and treats matches as sporting contests.