Josh Roberson

Aug 24, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Josh Roberson

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May 19, 2024 | wafb.com | Josh Roberson

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Red paint meant to simulate blood could still be seen Sunday (May 19) on a St. Louis Street home along the Lafitte Greenway, days after it was splashed there by vandals who targeted the Jewish family living there. Thankfully, the Zuckerman family has plenty of friends who jumped into action. "We're here to support one of our family," said Rabbi David Gerber. "When there's an attack on any Jew, we respond and we stand together.

May 9, 2024 | fox8live.com | Josh Roberson

BELLE CHASSE, La. (WVUE) - The world’s largest pumping station underwent a successful test run on Thursday, May 9, weeks before the official start of hurricane season on June 1. The test was part of the ongoing efforts to prepare for potential storms and ensure the safety of the New Orleans area. The test took place at the West Closure Complex in Belle Chasse, part of the $14.6 billion overhaul of the levee and risk reduction systems initiated after Hurricane Katrina.

May 8, 2024 | outsidebozeman.com | Josh Roberson

A quiet bounty. Flowing north out of Twin Bridges, and one of the three tributaries creating the Missouri, the Jefferson River is more likely to elicit talk of diversion dams, rattlesnakes, and mosquitoes than excited chatter about abundant trout so often invoked by its local counterparts. Most anglers traveling to southwest Montana are drawn to the lore and legend of rivers like the Madison or Gallatin.

May 7, 2024 | fox8live.com | Josh Roberson

JEFFERSON PARISH, La. (WVUE) - You can fry them up on dressed-up French bread, slurp them straight, or let them sizzle. However you prefer, amorphous aphrodisiacs are a Louisiana delicacy in a state that is chock full of them. “Louisiana oysters, I mean they’re like sponges to be able to grab flavor,” said Drago’s owner Tommy Cvitanovich. “They have all this beautiful oyster water, or oyster broth.”Cvitanovich runs his family’s six restaurants, including the original in Jefferson Parish.