A California woman pleaded guilty to sex trafficking a minor and faces a maximum of five years in prison and fines, within a Department of Justice initiative against child exploitation.

NOPD investigates a fatal shooting in Gentilly, leaving a man dead despite EMS efforts. No suspects identified; details of the incident remain scarce.

The St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff’s Office seized eight illegal firearms and narcotics, leading to the arrest of five individuals on various charges including weapon and drug-related felonies.

The NWS forecasts consistent weather for New Orleans, with sunny days near 90 degrees, calm winds, and occasional chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Two men were stabbed in New Orleans' Central City; one died, while the second man's condition is undisclosed. The NOPD is investigating the incident with few details released.

LA 428 (General Meyer Avenue) in Orleans Parish will face partial closures for roadwork, affecting traffic September 14-16 and resuming on September 19, 2025.

LDWF cited 32 individuals for various dove hunting violations including hunting over baited areas and possession of a stolen firearm during the 2025-26 season's opening weekend.

The NORD Commission is launching the Fall Movies in the Park series in New Orleans, starting with "Wicked" on September 12th, featuring titles like "Moana 2" and "Inside Out 2."

NWS New Orleans predicts a sunny week with highs in the low 90s. However, an Ozone Advisory Day warns sensitive groups of unhealthy air quality and suggests emissions-reducing actions.

The Luling Waterworks Billing Office will close from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for an employee event. Services remain available online and via night drop boxes.

Louisiana State Police Troop C is setting up a sobriety checkpoint in Lafourche Parish to deter impaired driving, in collaboration with local law enforcement.

I-10 Westbound in Jefferson Davis Parish will have nightly lane closures for bridge work, from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. on September 17 and 18, 2025. Travelers are advised to be cautious and may need to plan alternate routes.

A New Orleans man pled guilty to distributing large amounts of fentanyl and faces 5-40 years in prison, with substantial fines and supervised release.