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WWLTV is broadcasting exclusive New Orleans Saints coverage this football season.

There was a time when trying to catch a Historically Black Colleges and Universities football game on television was next to impossible, but this year, WWLTV is proud to announce it will be carrying 11 games this fall football season on its sister station, WUPL.

When we hear “football,” we think Saints.

With Americans returning to active lifestyles as the country fully reopens, pickleball is continuing its incredible rise.

Tis the season for all things college basketball, and WWL-TV is the home of NCAA March Madness here in New Orleans.

The NFL has marketed itself — and the Super Bowl specifically — as a uniquely American event.

As I write this article from Greenville, South Carolina, we now know the national champion will be a tiger – either LSU or Clemson.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner,  and Saints fans are sure of two things: We’re thankful for football season, and we love to show it.

With football back in swing, hosting a tailgate before the big game can be costly. Jefferson Financial has some ways…

Rock ‘n’ Bowl is kicking off the Saints preseason in true New Orleans fashion: with the WWL-TV Saints vs. Rams preseason game and a good, old-fashioned protest bowl.

New Orleans is a passionate sports town, and for two decades I had the best job in it. As The Times-Picayune’s lead sports columnist, I witnessed some of the greatest sporting events in New Orleans history.

New Orleans Saints fans have many different ways of showing their love for the black and gold. Some ways are more unique than others.

With another successful Mardi Gras season behind us, we can now turn to March Madness. WWL-TV is home to NCAA March Madness.

Who doesn’t love watching the black and gold play in the Superdome? NOLA Lending Group, the proud mortgage lender of the Saints, wants a lucky Saints fan to “take it to the house.”

In life, it’s exciting to get the opportunity to help people, especially when you can do so on multiple levels. This October, my friends and I are doing just that.

It’s the end of summer, and that means that football is back. This season, the Saints are predicted to be a major contender. With returning favorites Drew Brees, Alvin Kamara, Mark Ingram and Michael Thomas combined with newcomers to the defense, the Saints have a promising season ahead.

The New Orleans Pelicans advanced to the conference semifinals of the NBA playoffs for the second time in franchise history last week, and New Orleanians are fanning up all across the city. With Pelican merchandise flying off the shelves, can fans even name their favorite players?

WWL-TV’s sports anchor and reporter Ricardo LeCompte is a new New Orleanian.

As the Who Dat Nation anxiously awaits the return of football season, Saints Minicamp gives us a glimpse of what we can expect on the field for 2017. The three-day mandatory minicamp is this week and comes on the heels of the rookie minicamp and OTAs.

March Madness is in full swing. It’s that time of year when sports wagers turn into office contests, and everyone has their own system for filling out their bracket.

As the 50th anniversary season of the New Orleans Saints ends, New Orleans remembers so many amazing moments. From the franchise’s creation in 1967 to the 2010 Super Bowl win, many players stand out.