NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — It’s getting late, and it’s almost time to close up for the evening. Here are some stories you might have missed today.
Federal judge rejects plea deal in Darren Sharper rape and drugging cases
A federal judge has rejected a plea agreement in the case against former New Orleans Saint Darren Sharper, charged with drugging and raping women in several states, including Louisiana.
Alon Shaya among New Orleans nominees for 2016 James Beard Awards
The list is out and once again, New Orleans is featured prominently among the list of semi-finalists for the prestigious 2016 James Beard Awards.
No thongs allowed! Hundreds get cheeky at Cupid’s Undie Run
You might see a lot of people running around in their underwear downtown on Saturday, but don’t worry it’ll be PG-13 rated fun!
Jazz and Heritage Foundation seeks high school bands for Brass Got Class
The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation is looking for middle and high school brass bands to battle in this year’s Brass Got Class competition.
Wrongfully accused man who spent years at Angola speaks out for Black History Month
Daniel Rideau spent eight and a half years at Angola prison for a crime he was later found not guilty of.