Williams waited more than 20 minutes in a stolen SUV before opening fire with a rifle, prosecutors said.

A Gentilly native who danced on Broadway now headlines New Orleans Ballet Theatre's Halloween revival at the Orpheum.

A former bank, a community fridge and a 2027 studio are reshaping this five-block Westwego strip.

Keith Kisack's contraband case has bounced through courts since 2014. A judge resentenced him to life in 2018, with parole left an open question.

The lobby favorite formerly known as Teddy's Cafe has a new identity, new cocktails, and a zoo-admission perk tied to a cookie sandwich.

Organizers gather outside the federal building on Poydras Street to press for federal review of three contested police cases.

Sunny skies and upper-70s temperatures are headed for New Orleans this weekend. Dry fuels and stronger east winds keep fire and marine concerns in the forecast.

Jacob Michael Haynes was booked after tips to a national child-exploitation hotline led investigators to his door.

A dozen bystanders gathered near Circle Food Market after a truck went off the eastbound interstate Thursday afternoon.

Michael DePetrillo's NOLA FX scheme promised currency trading profits that never existed, a federal court found.

Crews freed a trapped driver near Sgt. Alfred Drive after a crash that first looked like it hit a building.

Phabion Woodard, 28, had no teaching degree when Jefferson Parish hired him to coach football and teach sociology.

Mayor Helena Moreno and the City Council made Nov. 3 a city holiday for city employees, building on an earlier Election Day holiday measure she passed.