NOPD seeks help in locating a burglary and vehicle theft suspect linked to an incident on Desire Street. They have released surveillance images and request public assistance.

Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission advanced revisions to state policies on nuisance wildlife, aiming to update rules and clarify management of species like raccoons and feral hogs. Public comments will be sought on the changes.

A lane on David Drive in Jefferson Parish will close for utility pole repairs on July 22, 2025, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Expect detours and potential delays.

Mexican national Marco Gomez-Arguello pleads guilty to illegal re-entry into the US after a previous deportation, facing potential imprisonment and fines.

A 6-year-old in Slidell was airlifted with life-threatening injuries after being attacked by the family's pit bull; the dog is now with Slidell Animal Control.

Westbound I-10 in Orleans Parish will have lane closures from Bullard Ave. to Michoud Blvd. for pile installation, with the left lane closed from July 7-9, 9 AM-5 PM, weather permitting.

St. John Parish Sheriff's Office invites locals to chat with Sheriff Mike Tregre over coffee and donuts at a community event aimed at improving police-community relations.

LA 35 in Vermilion Parish is closed for drainage system work and will reopen on July 7, with detours in place.

Jefferson Parish announces closures and service changes for the Fourth of July, including government offices, trash collection, and recycling programs. Some facilities will have modified hours due to the holiday and extreme heat.

East Bay commuters are advised of construction on Veterans Boulevard beginning July 7, causing lane closures and potential traffic delays until October 3.

NOPD seeks two women, Keya Marie Alexis and Melanie Mayes Stewart, for a French Quarter theft involving stolen belongings and over $1000 fraudulently taken.

The New Orleans Health Department highlights the need for improved healthcare for hospitality workers in a new report, revealing their struggles despite being essential to tourism.

A Houma man was sentenced to 10 years for distributing meth following a search of his residence where authorities found multiple kilograms of the drug.