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Is there anything scarier than a hurricane at full force? Not if you’re in the middle of it filming the action.

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This October will mark the 10 year anniversary of the Hornets playing professional basketball in the Crescent City. The team has had it's fair share of ups and downs (more of the latter). Here are Scott's top 3 moments in New Orleans Hornets history.

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Normally dolphins are pretty friendly creatures, which is why it’s so surprising there’s a seriously ticked off bottlenose terrorizing the residents of an upscale waterfront community in Louisiana. In fact, the animal has already bitten three people swimming in Lake Pontchartrain in Slidell. He sure could learn a lesson or two from this kissing dolphin.

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Football is king in America, and every king needs a palace. What are the top ten NFL football stadiums? For the record, all 32 kingdoms are eligible, whether they are open air or domed. Number 10 on the list is...

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"IdolMania" is coming to Sports Radio ESPN 1420, and espn1420.com!

That's right, one of the best professional wrestlers of the 1970's and 80's, the "Universal Heartthrob", Austin Idol will be my guest on "Thinking Out Loud", on Wednesday, May 9.

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Upsets were the order of the day

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We are less than a week a way from everyone’s favorite four day weekend. Carnival season has arrived and the streets are slowly turning green, gold, and purple. For long time South Louisiana residents, surviving the Mardi Gras marathon has become an art form

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After Hurricane Katrina devastated the Atlantic Coast in 2005, New Orleans, and the region as a whole, gained more prominence in the national and international news, and rightly so.

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No more interim tag for Louisiana's new AD

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Former New Orleans Saints safety Steve Gleason, who will always be remembered most for his blocked punt against the Atlanta Falcons, on the night the Louisiana Superdome reopened for the first time following Hurricane Katrina, has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), which is also know as Lou Gehrig's Disease.

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