Jim the weatherman. Is the best! I can't watch any other station. No one else seams as personable…read moreas Jim. I met him at the Jazz club on Sunday, he was a great spokesperson for WDSU!

We have had an extended stay in New Orleans and have watched this station almost daily. More in…read moredepth weather than another local station. They also have a parade tracker that was very helpful. You could see the location of the parade as it rolled. It also sent reminders for your favorites.

Great morning newscast. Good reporters and website…read more A New Orleans original since 1957. CBS affiliate.

We love starting our mornings with Good Morning New Orleans and getting out News with a Twist in…read morethe evening. The new precious girl, Peyton LoCicero is one of our new favorites. We'd like to see her more! She is genuine and we can tell she loves NOLA. When can we see her more?

Love this channel. Go NOLA Go SAINTS you get five stars comedy and sports and the new yeah love it.read more

Ever wonder why we need public broadcasting? Look no further than New Orleans' own WYES…read more As a small child I learned valuable lessons watching the Sesame Street broadcast on channel 12. Back then there was no HD version. It was just a generic non remote controlled TV and my favorite characters. I even learned how to count to ten in Spanish. That knowledge has come in very handy throughout the years. Now my own kids watch the informative children's shows and Big Bird is still relevant. As an adult I no longer care for the kid shows, but do regularly watch the specials on New Orleans, John Besh's New Orleans, and Chef Paul Pruhdohmme's cooking show. In summary, I have learned a lot from channel 12 and I am forever grateful that it's around.

I thought I was all burned out on parades and then I run across a 1980ish documentary on our local…read morePBS station recounting that year's carnival season and it was AWESOME. Bacchus still went into the Rivergate (RIP) and Krewe of Clones was still parading. Seriously WYES does some great local programming, including the bizarrety that is the Meeting of the Courts on Mardi Gras night. Ooh! And John Besh cooking on Justin Wilson's old set. Love! AND they bring me the national PBS shows like Antiques Roadshow, Nature, and Sesame Street...because sometimes you just want to hang out with Grover.