The National Weather Service predicts consistent sunny weather for New Orleans with a slight chance of showers on Tuesday and warm temperatures throughout the week.

Louisiana DOTD, with Destination Zero Deaths, launched the “Buckle Up, Phone Down” contest for teens to submit safe driving videos, and urges community members to pledge safer driving habits.

Shreveport man arrested for multiple counts of forgery, filing false records, and computer fraud in illegal boat transactions.

Kenneth Levine died after being hit by a Chrysler on Louisiana Highway 182. The driver, not impaired, struck Levine, who wore dark clothes, reducing visibility. The investigation continues.

Louisiana's DOTD is installing traffic count devices statewide to gather data on traffic patterns and improve transportation planning, urging the public not to tamper with these tools.

NOPD seeks help identifying a theft suspect caught on video taking lawn tools from a residence on August 12. Residents are asked to provide any additional footage or information.

Jefferson Parish has unveiled two new computer labs in Westwego and Metairie to provide residents with access to the latest digital resources and help bridge the digital divide.

St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office, through a Facebook post, expressed gratitude towards essential workers on Labor Day, highlighting their year-round commitment to the community's welfare.

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office participated in memorial events for the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, including a breakfast, a mass, and a wreath laying ceremony.

The St. John Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting at a Laplace business following an altercation involving two groups, with multiple arrests made and no reported injuries.

LA 49 (Williams Blvd) in Jefferson Parish will see partial closure for roadwork from Sep 2-5, 2025, with lane closures from 9 AM to 3 PM for traffic signal upgrades.

Honduran national Elvin Mejia-Guzman was sentenced by the DOJ for illegal reentry into the US, culminating in time served, a year of supervised release, and a fee.

New Orleans' French Quarter sees progress in a critical infrastructure project with 50% of a new drainage line and new manholes installed, minimal water service disruptions expected, and traffic management in place.