Woman arrested after sports reporter in Louisiana covering Super Bowl is found dead in hotel room
A Louisiana woman with a history of "drugging men" and stealing their credit cards was arrested after the death of a TV reporter who was New Orleans for the Super Bowl, police said Friday.
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