Jonah Gilmore
Journalist at WDSU-TV (New Orleans, LA)
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6 days ago |
wdsu.com | Jonah Gilmore
Court records have revealed new details in a shooting that injured five people in the French Quarter over the weekend. On Monday, the NOPD announced that Christopher Parker of New Orleans was arrested in connection with the shooting. Thursday, a judge set a $2 million bond for Parker. The judge denied prosecutors' request to hold him without bond.Court records show Parker may have been involved in a fight before shots were fired.
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1 week ago |
wdsu.com | Jonah Gilmore
A tremendous lack of food is what Giving Hope Food Pantry said it is facing after the USDA cut more than a billion dollars in funding. Giving Hope's chief of operations, Betty Thomas, said the nonprofit provides food for more than 12,000 people across the city of New Orleans, and the slash in federal dollars is hurting their cause and greatly impacting a city that's already struggling to fight food insecurity. "It's impacting a lot of lives. Their question to me is, what do they do?
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1 week ago |
wdsu.com | Jonah Gilmore
Lawmakers said it may be time to revisit talks of making the French Quarter a gun-free zone after a shooting injured five people Sunday night. Efforts to carve out a safe zone failed in the last legislative session, but now there are more concerns and a renewed push. What people said was a beautiful day at the French Quarter Festival ended with chaos after shots rang out near Iberville and Decatur streets. "I think this is the 42nd year of the French Quarter Festival, and that has never happened.
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2 weeks ago |
wdsu.com | Jonah Gilmore
People living in one Mid City neighborhood say, a new digital billboard is so bright it's basically a 24-hour t-v in their homes. Dorionne Huntington lives feet away from the billboard and said, the new signage is extremely bright. "I mean it illuminates the neighborhood. There's no need for street lights," said Huntington. When night falls in this the colors of these homes.. lights up. "It's like blaring. We can see it through our windows.
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2 weeks ago |
kadn.com | Jonah Gilmore
Click here for updates on this storyNEW ORLEANS (WDSU) — As a result of tariffs, one industry in Louisiana said they're expecting to see a spike in sales. Shrimpers said President Donald Trump's new tariffs on shrimp-supplying countries are a good catch for their business. Fred Everhardt has spent decades of his life as a shrimper, experiencing every time his industry sinks. "It's coming at a very much-needed time for our industry, and hopefully, we can save our industry.
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#BREAKING: We now know it was illegally dumped tires that were burning on the West Bank. The fire was in an area behind Walmart on Behrman Hwy. That fire and black smoke could be seen from miles away billowing in the air. Michael Israel shot this video of the massive blaze. https://t.co/UYG4WusLf5
#BREAKING: We’re en route to a massive fire on the West Bank that can be seen from miles away. Billowing black smoke is visible in the air as drive across the Crescent City Connection https://t.co/UQpkD0MWY3
Another alleged hazing case in Louisiana, this time at Tulane University. We’re told two fraternities have been suspended. The university said they cannot comment on specific details because this is an open investigation.
Two Tulane fraternities suspended amid hazing allegations | Click on the image to read the full story https://t.co/T8Nn5zVOxV
