New Orleans police released photos after two suspects rammed a motorist on I-610 and stole his car on Jan. 22. Detectives are asking for tips.

NOPD seeks help identifying suspects in a theft and battery case, asking the public to share information about the incident that occurred on South Carrollton Avenue.

A stolen Hyundai led troopers on a chase from Jefferson Parish into New Orleans before crashing on Polymnia Street; officers recovered drugs and a modified firearm and arrested two people.

St. Bernard Parish officials visited Washington, D.C., to discuss infrastructure, funding, and local challenges, while promoting the Louisiana seafood industry.

Upcoming lane and ramp closures on the I-10 in New Orleans for guardrail installations will affect drivers nightly from February 2nd, with various exits being closed for safety enhancements.

Two suspects, Steve Minyard and Casey Landry, were arrested by the St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office for an aggravated burglary involving assault and theft at a residence.

New Orleans faces a freeze warning with potential sub-freezing temperatures threatening crops and vegetation; residents are urged to take precautions.

Dramatic photos from NOFD show a three‑alarm fire at 6319 Kuebel Dr early Sunday; the department's post did not report any injuries.

An extreme cold snap has hit New Orleans, prompting the NWS to issue warnings of dangerous wind chills and risk of frostbite and hypothermia. Residents are advised to protect themselves and their pipes from the freezing temperatures.

Defense asked for probation after a teen pleaded guilty in the St. Claude hit-and-run that killed a French Quarter bartender. Prosecutors say video and prior crashes show a pattern of reckless driving.

Health officials warn flu cases are climbing as Louisiana confirms its first pediatric death this season; vaccinations and precautions are urged.

Two St. Bernard men were arrested after an alleged Jan. 10 home invasion that left a resident injured and prescription drugs stolen. Deputies are asking for tips.

Two Georgia residents were sentenced for their roles in a multi-million dollar romance scam affecting over 30 women, with Kenneth Akpieyi receiving 25 years and Emuobosan Hall getting 8 years in prison.