Television

Last year, hurricane season produced 30 named storms, the most named storms on record. 2021 is predicted to be an “above average” hurricane season.

Every May, high school seniors across the country look forward to their next journey in life.

In Southeast Louisiana we see it all, severe weather, tropical storms, hurricanes and even the occasional ice storm.

Basketball is back, and WWL-TV is the home of NCAA March Madness!With 68 teams battling to get a chance to play in the Big Dance, viewers are looking for that Cinderella Story.

There’s nothing like Mardi Gras in New Orleans, but the pandemic is forcing celebrations to be different this year.

Two-time Grammy Award-winner and 2017 Kennedy Center Honors recipient LL Cool J will host the 42nd Annual Kennedy Center Honors, to be broadcast Sunday, Dec. 15,  at 7 p.m. on WWLTV.

Malik was born here but moved to Texas in 2005 after Katrina.

WWL-TV welcomes Tommy Fonseca as a business development account executive. Tommy brings a wealth of knowledge in business development, marketing and sales, previously serving as business development manager at Phelps Dunbar and VP of corporate relations and business development for GNO, Inc.

Look for a new face on Channel 4’s weekend newscasts with anchor Devin Bartolotta. She is a three-time Emmy Award winner who comes to New Orleans by way of Baltimore, where she was a reporter and anchor.

Everyone in the “Who Dat Nation” is ready for football season, and so is Great Day Louisiana – which is…

The “Eye on Black and Gold” special will air on Sept. 20 to recap a preview of what is expected…

When the new CBS fall season premieres next week, look for several stars with Louisiana connections. Actor Barry Shabaka Henley…

Claire Cummings joins WWL-TV’s “Great Day Louisiana” team.

Charisse Gibson, WWL-TV’s newest anchor and reporter, is an Emmy-nominated journalist who was born and raised in New Orleans.

“Great Day Louisiana” is a WWL-TV-produced show, providing opportunities for local businesses, organizations and associations to tell their stories in professional, long-format interviews.

WWL-TV icon Sally Ann Roberts is how I woke up every morning; I ate waffles with her cheerful smile alongside my milk, and she always made it easier for me to finish the whole glass.

“The 504” knows you can’t have your money acting funny as the holiday season approaches. A temporary, seasonal job might be the remedy. “The 504” looked beyond retail to help you land your next position.

New Orleanians of certain generations remember Dr. Momus Alexander Morgus, “Morgus the Magnificent,” a prototypical mad scientist played by Sid Noel Rideau and his perpetually cloaked assistant, Chopsley (Tommy George).

When rain led to flooding for the second time in two weeks, residents demanded to know whether the city’s drains and pumps were working. The city assured them the system was at “maximum capacity.” Those assurances soon drained away as many problems surfaced.

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Get to know “Sister Circle,” the new daytime, live talk show on WUPL My 54 weekdays at 10AM.

“Cityline,” the longest-running and most successful daytime show for women in Canadian history, began in New Orleans on Monday, September 11.

“Sing Like a Star,” hosted by New Orleans native Arthel Neville, invites performers to post an audition from their mobile phone. The most popular auditions are invited to be on TV and perform for judges in New Orleans.

The CBS 2017-2018 primetime lineup includes new comedies, dramas and 23 returning series on America’s most-watched network.

“Salvation,” a new suspense thriller from CBS, is set to premiere on July 12 at 8PM on WWL-TV.

Your favorite online game, Candy Crush, is jumping from your phone to your living room. The new live action game show hosted by Mario Lopez is based on the worldwide phenomenon mobile game franchise and premieres Sunday, July 9 at 9PM on WWL-TV Channel 4.

In 1984, an Algiers house fire left two boys dead and their sister, 3-year-old Ramona Brown, missing. Investigators never found a trace of her in the debris.

Your favorite summer TV obsession, the hit series “Big Brother” is back on WWL-TV to keep you company!

CBS unveiled its 2017-2018 prime-time schedule, featuring eight new comedies and dramas and 23 returning series. The new series join a lineup that finish the current season as America’s most watched network for the 14th time in 15 years.

If you’re a fan of “NCIS: New Orleans,” you’re in luck. The show has been renewed for a fourth season.