St. Charles Parish announces road closures due to resurfacing projects, advising residents and commuters of travel disruptions and the presence of flaggers to direct traffic.

St. Charles Parish Council prepares for a meeting to discuss local development and infrastructure projects, including sewer, drainage, and road improvements.

NOPD seeks a suspect for vehicle and home burglaries in June, involving theft of items including a backpack and sweatshirt with the Celtics logo. Public assistance is requested.

The International Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo, set for July 24-26, incorporates fishing competitions, including a $10,000 prize, with cultural festivities, in Jefferson Parish's Bicentennial year.

The LA 2 bridge over Jeems Bayou in Caddo Parish has reopened after timely repairs by the DOTD, with officials urging caution around construction zones.

A New Orleans woman, Karen Duckworth, is charged with theft of government funds, accused of collecting her late mother's social security since 2009. If convicted, she faces a 10-year sentence and fines.

LaPlace resident Latricia Moliere was sentenced to 3 years of probation and ordered to pay $22,742.71 restitution for submitting false SBA loan statements.

Eton Street in New Orleans will have intermittent closures from July 23 due to street repairs by Hardrock Construction Co. Local access maintained, but parking restrictions apply.

New Orleans weather forecast predicts a mix of sun, showers, and thunderstorms with typical summer heat and humidity, with a varying daily chance of precipitation.

The New Orleans Police are seeking help to find a suspect in multiple Third District burglaries, using a blue Chevrolet Malibu with a white fender. They request the public's assistance with any information.

The LDWF supports President Trump's executive order for conservation and public access, reflecting their own goals and prior collaboration requests to USFWS.

NOPD seeks public help to locate Dominic John Tauzier for multiple illegal dumping incidents off the Michoud exit on I-10, using a Ford Transit van and trailer.

Honduran national Marcelo Ordonez-Rivas was indicted for illegally re-entering the U.S. and faces up to ten years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted.