WWL-TV, a Louisiana-based television station, is celebrating its 65th anniversary. The station has shared nostalgic stories from past and present reporters, including Angela, Hoda, Henderson, and Garland.
In one heart-wrenching story, a viewer claimed that they picked up a knife used by someone who had previously threatened them, leading to the person’s demise. Another report highlighted the challenges faced by organizations turning unwanted beads into jobs for individuals with disabilities during Mardi Gras celebrations.
Tragedy struck during the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade when one person was killed and 30 others were injured in a shooting. Additionally, thieves targeted tourists at a crowded location during Mardi Gras, leaving two dozen people pickpocketed.
A Jefferson Parish council member is pushing for rule changes after a rider fell from a float during the festivities, sparking concerns about safety protocols. These stories showcase the highs and lows of life in Louisiana, where WWL-TV has been chronicling events for over six decades.
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