New Orleans expects a fair day with a high of 58°F and light winds, shifting as the day progresses. Clear skies continue into the evening with a low of 48°F.

A man from Zachary died in a two-vehicle crash in East Baton Rouge after failing to yield at a stop sign; he was not wearing a seatbelt. State troopers remind the public about road safety.

Destrehan faces road closures and detours due to ongoing construction, with Jonathan Street closed and alternate routes advised by St. Charles Parish.

Gretna, Louisiana celebrated its Annual Christmas Parade with floats and a Santa appearance, accompanied by street closures and parking regulations for public safety.

A man was killed and another injured in a New Orleans shooting possibly stemming from a dispute. The police investigation is ongoing, with no suspects named.

New Orleans is experiencing cloudy, brisk conditions at 51°F, with high humidity and northerly winds at 21 mph. Visibility is good, with an upcoming mild and sunnier weather forecast.

Foggy conditions in New Orleans are expected to give way to a 40% chance of rain later in the day, with high humidity and low visibility in the morning.

LA-3160 will have lane and shoulder closures for utility work until late February, with work hours on weekdays and weekends, weather permitting. Drivers are advised to allow extra travel time.

Kenner police responded to gunshots in the 3600 block of Tulane Drive; no injuries reported. Residents advised avoiding the area during the ongoing investigation.

A New Iberia woman died in a single-vehicle crash in St. Martin Parish, despite wearing a seatbelt. An investigation and toxicology analysis are ongoing.

NWS forecasts a chance of showers and thunderstorms in New Orleans with highs around 55 degrees, increasing chances of rain at night with temperatures around 50 degrees, and a windy and rainy weekend ahead.

Jefferson Parish landfill was temporarily closed due to a power outage after severe weather, with services expected to resume the following day, per the parish website.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries offers a $3,500 reward for information on the illegal killing of a 375-pound black bear in Concordia Parish.