On November tenth, a male student at Sixth Ward Middle School was charged for sharing AI-generated explicit photos of female students, following an investigation that started in August. The incident led to a school bus altercation, but the female student involved will not face charges. Sheriff Webre warns parents about the serious concern of AI-generated images.

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Paul Tagliabue, former NFL Commissioner, passed away at 84. Known for keeping Saints in New Orleans post-Katrina, he led league for 17 years, overseeing growth and maintaining labor peace. Friends remember him as a decent man, great leader, and true friend to New Orleans. Tagliabue prevented Saints relocation, insisted on games in Baton Rouge, and prioritized Superdome renovation, contributing to Saints comeback. He showcased citys recovery by scheduling Saints return to Superdome on Monday Night Football.

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New Orleans French Quarter faces critical runoff elections and ballot proposals, with a key focus on renewing a sales tax, known as the quarter for the Quarter. This tax funds vital upkeep and safety measures, including streetlight repairs, police patrols, and sidewalk maintenance. With recent crimes and a terror attack, residents and business owners like Roger Brown emphasize the importance of this small tax in ensuring public safety and preserving the Quarters unique charm.

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RBC Wealth Management expands into Louisiana, opening a new branch in New Orleans with a five-person advisory team managing over $1.2 billion in client assets. This move aligns with RBCs U.S. growth strategy and follows a period of strong growth for the firm. The new team, previously at UBS, brings significant experience and local connections to RBCs wealth management offerings.

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Adlers Jewelry, a New Orleans institution for over a century, announces its closure following the retirement of its third-generation owner. The high-end jewelry and gift retailer, founded in 1898, is holding a going-out-of-business sale with discounts up to 70% off. The Adler family expresses gratitude for their loyal clients and assures the community that the Adler name will continue to be involved in New Orleans business and civic life through other ventures.

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Wall Street rebounds, driven by Big Tech and Nvidia; health insurers face downturn amid government shutdown and interest rate concerns.

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Wendys Announces Major US Store Closures to Boost Profits: Interim CEO Ken Cook Outlines Strategies to Improve Performance and Attract Customers

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Three individuals pled guilty to manslaughter in the killing of a French Quarter tour guide, avoiding a trial. The trio, Jerben Albarec, Joshua Bonifacio, and Kevin Nunez, were facing potential life sentences for their involvement in the death of Kristie Gioe Thibodeaux. Nunez, who was wearing a deactivated juvenile ankle monitor at the time of the shooting, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and received a forty-year sentence. Bonifacio and Albarec also pleaded guilty to manslaughter and conspiracy, receiving forty and twenty years respectively. All three defendants will be eligible for parole.

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On Memorial Day 2025, Covington honored veterans with a 21-gun salute, highlighting ongoing support for veterans transitioning to civilian life. St. Tammany Parish Council member Pat Phillips sponsored two initiatives: a 500 dollar savings on parish occupational license fees for Louisiana Veterans First Business Initiative certified businesses, and a 30,000 dollar annual funding boost for the Veterans Courts substance abuse treatment program, supporting around 20 veterans.

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Angel Rodas, a 25-year-old from Gray, Louisiana, was re-arrested on November ninth, facing hundreds of new charges related to disturbing child cybercrime content. Initially arrested on sixty-six counts, forensic experts discovered an additional three hundred ninety-two videos and photographs, including pre-pubescent children and animal abuse. Rodas is now held on a seven hundred seventy-five thousand dollar bond, with Sheriff Tim Soignet emphasizing the departments commitment to protecting vulnerable members of the community.

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