Jefferson Parish Registrar Dennis DiMarco announced early voting and registration dates for the fall elections, highlighting the importance of voter preparation and engagement.

A man died in a car fire after a crash on the Twin Span bridge, which led to the closure of I-10 east until 3:51 a.m. Police have not released his identity and are investigating the incident.

NWS New Orleans predicts a mostly sunny day with possible afternoon showers, thunderstorms, and highs near 88°F. Evening may bring continued rain, a drop to 73°F, and gusty north winds.

NOPD seeks public assistance in locating Carlos Taylor, a 17-year-old fugitive and carjacking suspect, who recently escaped from a juvenile justice facility.

A crop duster plane crashed in LaPlace, but the pilot survived without injuries. The incident is under FAA investigation, with no cause yet determined.

New Orleans experiences warm and humid weather, with clear skies and light breezes forecasted, but chances of showers and thunderstorms are expected later in the week.

Lane closures on Filmore Avenue in New Orleans will occur from Sept 23-24 for utility and road work, disrupting traffic but with local access maintained. The work is part of the $10.2 million Gentilly Terrace Group E project.

Donald Green, a Westwego man, pleaded guilty to drug distribution and illegal firearm possession, facing up to 40 years in prison and fines. The case is part of a broader crime reduction strategy by law enforcement.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny and warm weather for New Orleans, with high humidity and temperatures around 89°F during the day and mid-70s at night.

The National Weather Service forecasts fair weather for New Orleans with sunny days, high humidity, and light winds, with temperatures in the mid-80s to high-80s through the upcoming week.

The NOPD seeks public help to identify a suspect in a September 16 auto theft incident from a Dwyer Road business, with a recovered vehicle and an image of the suspect released.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is building an underwater barrier in the Mississippi River to stop saltwater intrusion threatening southern Louisiana's fresh water supply.

Lafourche Parish public schools will reopen on September 17 after Hurricane Francine, as the community works to maintain the school calendar, including retaining the scheduled Fall Break.