Three people were injured in a shooting in New Orleans' Lower Garden District, with victims sustaining wounds to the arm, leg, and hand. The NOPD is investigating; no arrests have been announced.

A boil water advisory is in effect for New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward due to low water pressure from testing activities. Residents must boil water until the advisory is lifted after health department clearance.

A 61-year-old cyclist, John Howard, was killed after a collision with a pickup truck on Highway 61 in Louisiana. Police are investigating the incident, including whether impairment was a factor.

A New Orleans man, Leo Tate, pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges after being arrested with a firearm he was prohibited from possessing due to his criminal history.

New Orleans warns of I-10 on-ramp closures at Tulane and Orleans avenues for tree trimming on Dec. 14, with detours via Claiborne Avenue until 4 p.m. for visibility and safety improvements.

Creed has announced their "Summer of '99 Tour" stop in New Orleans on July 26, 2025, with presale tickets available from December 12 and general sale from December 13.

A $10 million bond is set for Curtis Gray, who faces murder charges for a second line parade shooting in New Orleans, with video and ballistic evidence against him.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signs tax reform bills that lower personal and corporate income tax rates but raise the sales tax over five years to balance the budget.

The National Weather Service forecasts a clear day with highs of 51°F in New Orleans, chilly wind chills due to northeast winds, and a partly cloudy night with lows around 42°F. Showers are possible by Sunday evening.

Louisiana voters are set to decide on four constitutional amendments affecting legislative sessions, bill voting delays, judiciary commission changes, and property tax delinquency rules.

A boil water advisory is in place for parts of New Orleans East due to a water main break that may have allowed contaminants into the supply. Residents are advised to boil water for consumption and personal hygiene until further notice.

The 2nd Annual Lighting of the Oaks at Hope Haven, a free event hosted by Councilman Deano Bonano and State Senator Patrick Connick, will occur on December 5, 2024. Eight oaks will be lit along the fitness trail to enhance the holiday festivities.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for New Orleans, highlighting sunny and mild conditions transitioning to a higher chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.