Kenner Police arrest a woman in connection with the death of a Kansas City TV reporter in town covering the Super Bowl. Kenner Police Chief Keith Conley says Danette Colbert was seen on a surveillance video at entering Adan Manzano’s hotel room Wednesday morning. His credit card and phone were later found in her residence. Conley says Colbert is a career criminal who has done this type of thing before.

Cut 14 (09) “…of that nature.”

So far, Colbert has only been charged with having Manzano’s credit card. Depending on what Manzano’s autopsy reveals, those charges could be upgraded.

The Eagles and the Chiefs do battle in Super Bowl 59 Sunday and visitors to the NFL Experience at the Morial Convention Center in New Orleans are making predictions. One woman says she thinks one team will make Super Bowl history.

Cut 5 (05) “…it to them.”

Crawfish lovers have something other than the Super Bowl to celebrate. Following the recent historic snowstorm, supply has rebounded, and Crawfish App Founder Laney King says this time last year, prices were almost doubled.

Cut 7 (12) “…it’s super early”

King noted that after the high demand of Super Bowl weekend, prices may continue to drop as availability rises.

Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest sports betting event of the year, and prop bets are a way for fans to have a little skin in the game.  Bookies.com Adam Thompson says one betting angle focuses on the national anthem, performed by New Orleans native Jon Batiste, and says you can check past performances to do some studying before placing your bet.

Cut 10 (11) “…over/under right now.”

A Kansas City TV reporter in town covering the Super Bowl has died and Kenner Police have made an arrest. Police Chief Keith Conley says Danette Colbert was seen on a surveillance video at a Comfort Suites hotel entering Adan Manzano’s room Wednesday morning. And he says the credit card that Manzano used to check into the hotel was missing from his wallet. Investigators found it a short time later.

Cut 13 (10)  “…inside that residence.”

So far, Colbert is only charged with having Manzano’s credit card. Depending on what Manzano’s autopsy reveals, the charges could be upgraded.

Crawfish lovers gearing up for a Super Bowl weekend boil can expect lower prices than anticipated. Following a historic snowstorm, supply has rebounded, driving prices down by more than a dollar per pound. Crawfish App Founder Laney King says live crawfish on average will run you $4.79 per pound.

Cut 6 (10) “…35-pound sack of crawfish.”

King says if you prefer to purchase boiled crawfish from your favorite spot, expect to pay around $7.10 a pound.

Gearing up for Super Bowl 59, Andrew Greenstein is at the NFL Experience, getting some predictions.

Cut 1 (34) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”

Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest sports betting event of the year, and not all bets are about the outcome of the game. Bookies-dot-com Adam Thompson says some betting angles focus on the performance of the national anthem and this Super Bowl there are bets for diehard Swifties.

Cut 11 (12) “…for the Super Bowl.”

Police in Kenner arrest a woman in connection with the death of a Kansas City TV reporter in town covering the Super Bowl. Jeff Palermo reports.

Cut 2 (35) “…I’m Jeff Palermo”

A Baton Rouge doctor will get to go to the Super Bowl for free. The NFL selected Dr. Jonathan Roberts as its Saints fan of the year. Roberts says he’s been a Saints fan since their days in Tulane Stadium. Along with Sunday’s game, Roberts also gets free admission to various events leading up to the big game.

Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest sports betting event of the year, and Super Bowl 59 is expected to break records. Adam Thompson with bookies-dot-com says one notable prop bet is Saquon Barkley to record 10 plus rushing yards in each quarter.

Cut 9 (07)  “…yards per quarter.”

Just about anything associated with Super Bowl Sunday is subject to prop bets. Thompson says another angle focuses on the national anthem, performed by New Orleans native Jon Batiste, and he says you can check past performances to do some studying before placing your bet.

As for the game itself, who are people betting on to win? At the NFL Experience, I went around and asked some people for their opinions. While most predicted a close game, some expect the Eagles to win by double digits.

Cut 4 (07) “…Eagles by 10.”

Kenner Police arrest a woman in connection with the death of a Kansas City TV reporter in town covering the Super Bowl. Kenner Police Chief Keith Conley says Danette Colbert was seen on surveillance video at a Comfort Suites hotel entering Adan Manzano’s room Wednesday morning.

Cut 12 (10) “…entering that room.”

Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest sports betting event of the year, and prop bets are a way for fans to have a little skin in the game.  Bookies.com Adam Thompson says one betting angle focuses on the national anthem, performed by New Orleans native Jon Batiste, and says you can check past performances to do some studying before placing your bet.

Cut 10 (11) “…over/under right now.”

Southern University steps onto the worldwide stage prior to the Super Bowl. Andrew Greenstein reports.

Cut 2 (35) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”

A Shreveport man is facing charges after he allegedly offered to give two teenagers a ride home, instead took them to a local hotel room and tried to sexually assault them. Shreveport Police Corporal Chris Bordelon says the teenagers made a bad decision in getting into Reed’s vehicle. They did not know him

Cut 12 (15) “…from happening”

He says the juvenile who escaped alerted the authorities. Bordelon says officers rushed to the hotel to arrest Reed.

The hype is coming to a head — just a couple days until the Eagles and the Chiefs do battle in Super Bowl 59 at the Superdome. Who do people think will win? With two evenly-matched teams, opinions are mixed.

Cut 3 (06) “…Philly by 6.”

Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest sports betting event of the year, and Super Bowl LIX  is expected to break records. Adam Thompson with Bookies-dot-com  says one notable prop bet is Saquon Barkley to record 10-plus rushing yards in each quarter.

Cut 12 (07) “…per quarter.”

The average live price for crawfish has dropped $1.20 a pound heading into Super Bowl weekend. That’s according to Laney King with the Crawfish App, who says this is shaping up to be a much better crawfish season than last year…

Cut 8 (13) “….when it really counts”

King says if you purchase boiled crawfish from your favorite spot, expect to pay around $7.10 a pound and a 35-pound sack is going for around 165-dollars.

An arrest has been made in connection with the death of a Kansas City sports reporter in New Orleans was covering the Super Bowl. Kenner Police have taken Danette Colbert into custody after he allegedly used 27-year-old Adan Manzano’s credit card at several stores in the New Orleans area. Currently Colbert is only facing property crimes, but police say she has a history of drugging men.

Especially in light of what happened New Year’s Day, security along Bourbon Street is tighter than it’s ever been before…

Cut 1 (35) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”

Shreveport Police say two teenagers survived a harrowing experience when they accepted a ride from a stranger and instead of being driven home, they were taken to a local hotel room. Corporal Chris Bordelon says Jeffrey Reed did not allow the teens to leave, once he got them in that hotel room…

Cut 11 (15) “…in custody”

Bordelon says one of the teens did escape and alerted authorities who rushed to the hotel and arrested Reed.

Crawfish lovers gearing up for a Super Bowl weekend boil can expect lower prices than anticipated. Following a historic snowstorm, supply has rebounded, driving prices down by about a dollar per pound. Crawfish App Founder Laney King says live crawfish on average will run you $4.79 per pound.

Cut 6 (10) “…35-pound sack of crawfish.”

King says crawfish prices were almost doubled at this time last year.

Just in to our newsroom – we’re getting new details on the death of a Kansas City TV reporter who was in New Orleans covering the Super Bowl. Kenner Police found Adan Manzano unresponsive in his hotel room yesterday, and they have arrested Danette Colbert of Slidell, who they say had been using his credit card at several New Orleans-area stores. Police say Colbert’s arrest record includes prior allegations of drugging men and using their credit cards.

Everywhere you go on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, you will see concrete and steel barricades and law enforcement in tactical gear. These Super Bowl visitors are thankful for the steel and concrete barricades.

Cut 6 (08) “…a lot safer.”

Even though Bourbon Street is completely blocked off, traffic along intersecting streets can get through. When crowds swell to the point that makes that unsafe, police will block those off too.

A decorated Army veteran from South Dakota, who did cleanup work in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina, returns to the city for the first time today and she is also going to the Super Bowl. Colleen Crain has the story…

Cut 3 (31) “…I’m Colleen Crain.”

Southern University’s Human Jukebox will take the field for a five-minute performance during pregame. Marching Band Director Kedric Taylor says this is a way for the school to showcase itself – and the state – to the world.

Cut 7 (11) “…that we’re doing .”

An arrest has been made in connection with the death of a sports reporter who was in New Orleans covering the Super Bowl. Twenty-seven-year-old Adam Manzano was found dead in his Kenner hotel room. Manzano was covering the game for Telemundo KC. Kenner Police say they have taken Danette Colbert of Slidell into custody. Police say Colbert used Manzano’s credit card at multiple stores and surveillance video shows her leaving his  hotel room alone. Authorities also Colbert has a history of financial crimes that include drugging men, stealing their money and using their credit cards.

Meanwhile, security is very tight on Bourbon Street. This man a massive police presence is a necessity for big events…

Cut 5 (07) “….feels safe”

A Shreveport man is facing charges after he allegedly kidnapped two teenagers and attempted to sexually assault them. Corporal Chris Bordelon with the Shreveport Police Department says a 13 and a 14-year-old were walking down the street during the middle of the night when Jeffrey Reed drove by and offered the teens a ride…

Cut 10 (12) “…to escape”

The escaped teen contacted authorities who rushed to the hotel to arrest Reed.

Southern University’s Human Jukebox is preparing to perform at the Super Bowl for a ninth time in the marching band’s history. Band director Kedric Taylor guarantees they will put on a spectacular…and diverse…performance before the game on Sunday…

Cut 8 (07) “….to be amazing”

Staff Sergeant Kim Hubers from South Dakota will have an amazing weekend as she received two Super Bowl tickets courtesy of USAA. Hubers served 14 years in the Army National Guard, before she was forced to medically retire. She returns to New Orleans for the first time since her deployment to the city after Hurricane Katrina, which she was difficult…

Cut 14 (17) “…fantastic way”

Hubers will also get meet her favorite player, former LSU star and Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson.