The National Weather Service projects a stretch of calm weather in New Orleans, with sunny days, clear nights, and temperatures in the low 80s for the upcoming week.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days with highs in the 80s for New Orleans, with potential for patchy fog Friday night and a slight chance of showers by next Wednesday.

Jerel Clavo from New Orleans has been sentenced to over five years for firearm possession and intent to distribute marijuana, following a guilty plea for a 2021 incident involving gunfire.

Three teens were arrested after a shootout in Chalmette, with authorities seeking 26-year-old Jesse Mondy. The incident involved gunshots from a vehicle, endangering a child.

NOPD released crime stats indicating a decrease in gun seizures and arrests; a suspect was arrested for a recent homicide.

Resurfacing work at Severn and West Metairie Avenues will cause lane closures from Oct. 16 to Oct. 25 with work occurring between 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Officials advise using alternate routes and preparing for delays.

Jefferson Parish Council voted to proceed with a $10.3 million brewpub and to investigate Inspector General Kim Chatelain for potential ethical violations.

Former New Orleans inspector Randy Farrell pleads not guilty to corruption-related charges in federal court, amidst a broader federal probe involving city officials.

Two people died in a crash in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana, when a Chrysler and GMC collided at an intersection. Both victims were not wearing seatbelts.

New Orleans UMC nurses plan a one-day strike over work conditions, including safety and staffing, while the hospital prepares to maintain care with travel nurses.

Honduran man sentenced for possessing a fake green card in Louisiana after a traffic stop led to his arrest; he pled guilty and received a sentence of time served.

A house fire in Algiers Point, New Orleans, displaced four people and pets, with 47 firefighters responding. No injuries were reported and the fire was under control by 10 p.m. The cause is under investigation.

A Monet painting looted by Nazis in 1941 has been returned to its rightful owners, the Parlagi family, after being found in a private collection in Louisiana.