Jordan Lippincott
Reporter at WGNO-TV (New Orleans, LA)
Reporter for @WGNOtv in New Orleans
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Jordan Lippincott
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Those celebrating Easter Sunday at the Lakefront should expect several traffic restrictions. From West End Boulevard to the Seabrook Bridge, the eastbound lane of Lakeshore Drive will be open to traffic, and the other will be reserved for emergency vehicles. Drivers should also expect to stop for law enforcement.
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1 week ago |
wgno.com | Jordan Lippincott
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Those celebrating Easter Sunday at the Lakefront should expect several traffic restrictions. From West End Boulevard to the Seabrook Bridge, the eastbound lane of Lakeshore Drive will be open to traffic, and the other will be reserved for emergency vehicles. Drivers should also expect to stop for law enforcement.
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1 week ago |
wgno.com | Jordan Lippincott
ELMWOOD, La. (WGNO) — Federal funding cuts are now impacting charities, like Second Harvest Food Bank. Leaders of the nonprofit say they’re going to need help from the public, so families don’t go hungry. 37 loads of food expected to arrive at the food bank will not be coming because of cuts made to federal food programs. “That’s over 600,000 pounds of food, which has a value to us of $1.1 million,” explained John Sillars, the chief strategy officer for Second Harvest Food Bank.
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2 weeks ago |
wgno.com | Jordan Lippincott
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple and personal injury attorney Morris Bart are reacting to Governor Jeff Landry’s insurance reform plan. The governor has attributed the high cost of car insurance to both, and hopes to hold the parties accountable. During a press conference on Thursday press conference, Temple hoped to set the record straight.
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2 weeks ago |
wgno.com | Jordan Lippincott
GRETNA, La. (WGNO) — Neighbors in Marrero are praising a vote by the Jefferson Parish Council to stop the plan to build a new apartment complex. Dozens of people who live near the development site on Lapalco Boulevard, near its intersection with Manor Heights Drive, attended the meeting to oppose its construction. They say another affordable housing complex among the single-family homes wouldn’t benefit the area. “This project belongs somewhere,” one attendee exclaimed.
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