Eve Troeh

Eve Troeh is WWNO's News Director. In this role, Eve oversees the station’s expanding coverage of New Orleans and southeast Louisiana, including WWNO's Coastal Desk and education reporting. She edits the podcast and radio series "Tripod: New Orleans @300," and created, hosted and edited WWNO's Katrina +10 podcast and radio segment "The Debris."  She guides the newsroom in reporting stories of significance for national and international outlets. Follow on Twitter @evetroeh 

Katrina: The Debris // Incredible By Modern Standards

By • Jun 2, 2015

Incredible by Modern Standards— June 1

'Clementine Hunter: A Sketchbook' Publishes Unseen Works By The Self-Taught Artist

By • Feb 6, 2015

Curator Bradley Sumrall at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art has more than 20 works by renowned Louisiana self-taught artist Clementine Hunter on display for the first time. They’re individual pages from an early sketchbook by the artist, from just a few years after she first began painting.

Delta Blues Part 3: Better Together

By • Feb 5, 2015

Louisiana faces the highest relative rates of sea level rise in the world. As policy and funding debates rage over how to best restore and protect our coastal communities, local leaders also look for allies elsewhere.

Delta Blues Part 2: When Life Gives You Saltwater, Make Shrimp Ponds

By • Jan 31, 2015

Louisiana faces the highest rates of sea level rise in the world. As policy and funding debates rage over how to best restore and protect our coastal communities, local leaders also look for allies elsewhere.

How To Learn To Love The Disaster Industry

By • Oct 31, 2014

Disasters are causing more and more damage, and the federal government is spending more and more money to rebuild afterwards.

But before the construction crew can begin repairs, homeowners face months-long delays and poor customer service in the preliminary stages of the application process. Some homeowners even complain that the rebuilding process has become as traumatic as the storm itself.

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