New Orleans Police seek Todd Joseph Francis for theft, identity theft, and access device fraud, after he allegedly stole a package containing a credit card and made fraudulent purchases.

The DOTD has scheduled I-10 South Frontage Road lane closures at LA 26 for signal work, affecting traffic and requiring motorist caution around construction zones.

A months-long probe resulted in the seizure of 5-Star Auto Spa in Central City for its role in violent crimes and drug activity; 10 arrests were made as a result.

Road construction and closures in St. Charles Parish, which began yesterday, are impacting traffic, with significant delays expected near Kerry's Pointe and several local street closures through mid-May, including a detour system for emergency vehicles.

LDWF is enforcing registration of houseboats to maintain safe waterways and reduce the risks associated with unregistered or abandoned vessels. Owners must register or face citations.

NOPD reports a 52% decrease in gun-related arrests and a 30% drop in firearm seizures compared to the previous year. Data is preliminary and subject to revision.

New Orleans to experience mixed weather including sunny skies and possible thunderstorms, with changes starting on Tuesday according to the National Weather Service.

LDWF is accepting bids for alligator hunting tags for 2025-2027 on selected lands, with a deadline of May 20. Hunters must meet eligibility criteria and follow strict guidelines.

NOPD seeks public help to identify a burglary suspect in unique attire from an April 25th incident on Frenchmen Street, captured on surveillance footage.

A Honduran national, Juan Josue Cuevar-Alvarado, faces a federal indictment for illegal firearm possession, intent to distribute drugs, and using a firearm in drug trafficking.

Honduran man, Jose Melvin Lopez-Lorenzo, indicted on illegal re-entry charge in the US after prior deportation; faces potential 2-year sentence and $250,000 fine.

The LDWF's 14th Boating Education Lagniappe Day certified 123 boaters, offering free NASBLA courses, food, and prizes across nine Louisiana locations.

Jason Adriance was named Conservation Professional of the Year by the Louisiana Wildlife Federation for his efforts in aquatic conservation with the LDWF.