LA 397 in Louisiana will have traffic pattern changes due to road improvements starting April 21, 2025, with single lane closures causing potential delays.

St. Charles Parish introduces Girls Flag Football for summer, with registration from May 1-25 on their website, signaling a commitment to inclusive youth sports.

NOPD seeks public help to identify suspects in a business burglary on South Carrollton Avenue, where they entered through the roof and stole property.

Jeffrey Hudnall was arrested in Catahoula Parish for illegal turkey hunting and trespassing; he faces multiple charges and potentially significant fines and jail time.

Ashley and Charles Bass were cited for hunting turkeys over a baited area in Vernon Parish. The pair, found using feeders with corn and birdseed, were confronted by wildlife agents after surveillance revealed their actions.

New Orleans police are searching for 19-year-old Keddrick Demon Jones, Jr., suspected of wearing a werewolf mask during a business burglary on Chef Menteur Highway.

NOPD seeks a woman linked to a hotel room theft on Loyola Avenue involving stolen cellphone, watch, and bank cards.

A crash on New Orleans' High Rise Bridge caused major delays and the closure of I-10 westbound, with traffic disruption continuing even after lanes reopened.

The article describes the weather forecast for New Orleans, predicting a sunny week with steadily rising temperatures reaching the low 80s by the weekend, and mild winds throughout.

Honduran Olvin Javier Velasquez Maldonado was extradited to the US on drug smuggling charges involving 24 kg of cocaine and illegal transport of aliens.

The Vans Lane crossing in New Sarpy will be closed for repairs on April 14 starting at 8:30 a.m. until noon, as announced by CN Railroad and local officials.

Mississippi man pleads guilty to sexual exploitation of minors, facing 5-20 years in prison and up to $250,000 in fines, with lifetime supervised release.

Kenner's Heritage Park hosts Music in the Park series on Fridays and Movies in the Park on Saturdays in May, with local bands, food, and films offered free of charge.