Marrero resident indicted on multiple federal charges, including firearm violations and identity theft, as part of "Operation Take Back America."

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office warns of a new scam involving fake calls from deputies asking to CashApp money to release a jailed relative, which is false and against official payment methods.

Jefferson Parish is hosting a household hazardous waste disposal event on January 17, 2026, at LaSalle Park for items like paint and batteries; certain materials like explosives are not accepted.

The New Orleans weather forecast indicates fog, showers, and potential thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures approaching 77 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

New Orleans' Municipal and Traffic Court reopens at its original Broad Street location after over four years since Hurricane Ida, providing normalcy to the city's justice system.

The article details a week's weather forecast for New Orleans with mostly sunny days and mild temperatures, turning to possible showers and cooler conditions by the weekend.

A fire at an Algiers apartment complex led to the rescue of one adult and two cats. The NOFD contained it, with one injury reported and 14 people displaced. The cause is under investigation.

NOPD seeks help to ID a theft by fraud suspect; urges public to call detectives or Crimestoppers with info, emphasizing community involvement in crime resolution.

Jefferson Parish announces office closures and altered services around New Year's Day, including no garbage collection on January 1 and various holiday schedules for government facilities and programs.

A man, 41, died in a fire in New Orleans' Milneburg neighborhood. The NOFD found him unresponsive in his home after arriving within four minutes post-report. The cause of the fire and the man's death is under investigation.

Officials are urging caution in New Orleans as strong winds combined with low humidity create elevated fire danger conditions. Residents are advised to avoid outdoor burning and stay alert for updates.

The St. Charles Parish water treatment process involves drawing water from the Mississippi River, treating it for quality and clarity, and responsibly managing byproducts in accordance with environmental regulations.

The Kenner Police Department shared a Christmas greeting on Facebook, expressing warm wishes to the community and emphasizing their commitment to safety during the holiday season.