NOPD arrested Alex Harris for his alleged involvement in a mass shooting that injured ten people during a parade. Harris faces multiple charges, and the investigation continues with assistance from the public.

The article provides an update on New Orleans' overcast weather with mild temperatures and details the upcoming forecast, including gradually clearer skies and potential showers next week.

Several Jefferson Parish services will close on December 24 and 25 for the Christmas holiday, affecting government offices, garbage collection, and recreational facilities. Normal operations will resume on December 26.

The New Orleans City Council must proceed with a sanitation contract for the French Quarter after a court ruling, despite previous contention over the contract with Henry Consulting.

The New Orleans City Council is set to vote on the sale of Entergy New Orleans' gas distribution to DSU, which could increase yearly gas bills by $31.

A system failure at the Louisiana OMV disrupted services, halting driver's license and registration processes, but operations resumed later in the day.

NHTSA and local law enforcement run the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign from Dec 11, 2024, to Jan 1, 2025, to reduce holiday impaired driving.

Saints QB Derek Carr is out for Sunday's game due to injuries and Jake Haener will start. The team also reactivated Tanoh Kpassagnon and put linebacker D'Marco Jackson on injured reserve.

New Orleans fire departments urge caution during the holiday season to prevent fire hazards, offering safety tips such as choosing fresh Christmas trees and using approved electrical lights.

A Jefferson Parish man was sentenced to 88 months for drug and gun crimes, including possession and distribution of controlled substances and firearm possession by a felon.

The NWS forecast for New Orleans predicts mostly fair weather with temperatures between the high 50s and mid-70s and a slight chance of showers mid-week.

New Orleans consolidates its Joint Infrastructure Recovery Request Program management with CDM Smith, MB3/Civix, and the Department of Public Works leading to improve efficiency.

New Orleans announces "Music Census Sessions," aimed at helping local musicians and industry professionals develop vital business skills for career advancement.