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4 days ago |
fox8live.com | Thanh Truong
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Power outages can turn deadly, especially in the wake of hurricanes and tropical storms. But a New Orleans man isn’t very concerned about them this hurricane season. That’s because he’s taken some unique steps to get electricity. At Dave Newman’s house in Algiers, the power bill can be shocking, but in a good way. “The last energy charge I had was for $7.96,” Newman said.
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1 week ago |
fox8live.com | Thanh Truong
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Much of the attention in the ongoing bankruptcy case of the Archdiocese of New Orleans has focused on the money the church could pay to those who have sued it for alleged clergy sex abuse. Patricia Moody, chairperson of the committee representing hundreds of abuse survivors involved in the five-year-old proceedings, said too much time has passed and too much money has been spent. “The archdiocese put this off for five years.
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1 week ago |
kplctv.com | Thanh Truong
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Some Louisiana homeowners say their biggest financial challenge isn’t what they pay to drive, it’s what they pay to stay. As Governor Jeff Landry touts new laws aimed at lowering auto insurance premiums, resident like Cheron Brylski are urging leaders to shift their focus to the state’s other insurance crisis: property coverage. “I’m not really retired anymore. I actually failed at retirement,” Brylski said.
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1 week ago |
fox8live.com | Thanh Truong
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Some Louisiana homeowners say their biggest financial challenge isn’t what they pay to drive, it’s what they pay to stay. As Governor Jeff Landry touts new laws aimed at lowering auto insurance premiums, resident like Cheron Brylski are urging leaders to shift their focus to the state’s other insurance crisis: property coverage. “I’m not really retired anymore. I actually failed at retirement,” Brylski said.
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1 week ago |
kalb.com | Thanh Truong
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Some Louisiana homeowners say their biggest financial challenge isn’t what they pay to drive, it’s what they pay to stay. As Governor Jeff Landry touts new laws aimed at lowering auto insurance premiums, resident like Cheron Brylski are urging leaders to shift their focus to the state’s other insurance crisis: property coverage. “I’m not really retired anymore. I actually failed at retirement,” Brylski said.
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