New Orleans is set for varied weather, including possible severe thunderstorms. Residents are urged to prepare and remain updated as conditions change throughout the week.

Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries deploys recycled Christmas trees in the Saline-Larto Complex to create fish habitats and attract anglers, with GPS coordinates released for new underwater reefs.

Louisiana's Governor extends the state of emergency for ongoing recovery from the severe December 2022 storms and tornadoes causing destruction and fatalities.

Road disruptions are expected today in Norco and surrounding areas due to maintenance and construction, with road closures and power outages affecting several streets.

The TSA is preparing MSY airport for a post-Super Bowl rush, with an extra 100 officers to screen a record 44,000 passengers, urging travelers to arrive early and check for prohibited items.

Tyrone Constant was convicted of attempted second-degree murder for assaulting a pizza business employee with a knife, causing her serious injuries and requiring multiple surgeries. The jury deliberated for 25 minutes.

A Harvey man, Miguel Keelen, received a 75-month prison sentence for a firearms violation after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Governor Landry appoints Evelina Broussard as the new CIO for Louisiana's OTS, highlighting her decades of IT experience and dedication to state efficiency.

LA 69 in Iberville Parish will face traffic shifts due to construction starting February 5, 2025, with patching in White Castle. Vehicles over 10 feet wide must detour. Delays expected.

Oklahoma's Pardon and Parole Board voted against recommending clemency for death row inmate Wendell Grissom, convicted of the 2005 murder of Amber Matthews.

Missouri man Eric Charles Fuller pleads guilty to attempting illicit sexual conduct with a minor after being caught in an undercover sting in Louisiana.

Louisiana's DOTD is progressing with its litter initiative, having received an extra $3 million for clean-up projects on major highways. Crews in New Orleans have started work, collecting trash and repairing infrastructure.

Honduran national Juan Jose Arriaga-Moreno was sentenced to time served for illegal reentry into the U.S. and will be deported.