Blair Taylor was sentenced to life for the 2014 "Burgundy Massacre" after a complex legal process, involving an overturned conviction and a final federal jury decision.

Clear and sunny skies are forecasted for New Orleans this week, with highs in the upper 80s, shifting winds, and low humidity, promising ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

A Mandeville man was arrested for animal cruelty after deputies found 11 emaciated dogs at his home. He faces 11 counts, and the dogs are now with animal control.

A New Orleans couple was sentenced for drug and gun crimes, with Javan Robinson receiving 280 months and Michele Coleman 97 months in prison. Their convictions were part of Project Safe Neighborhoods' efforts to reduce violent crime.

The NOPD seeks Rashad Juan White for a domestic aggravated assault on Odeon Street. Witnesses are encouraged to contact the police or Crimestoppers with information.

New Orleans Mayor Cantrell and CAO Montano face an investigation into alleged bribery and corruption, alongside disputed budget plans amidst reduced federal recovery dollars.

A former U.S. Army reservist pleaded guilty to stealing government funds by filing false claims for military funeral honors, totaling $11,378.27 in theft.

Louisiana man Felix Mackey sentenced to 192 months for drug distribution and firearm possession after pleading guilty; case part of Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

William Frye was convicted by a jury for bank robbery, carjacking, and kidnapping in Jefferson, after a rapid arrest aided by evidence including cash found on him and DNA matches.

NOPD seeks public's help to find a suspect in a daytime bicycle theft on George Nick Connor Drive, with potential leads welcomed via contact with detectives or anonymous tips through Crimestoppers.

The National Weather Service in New Orleans predicts a week of sunny days and clear nights, with comfortable temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to the high 80s, and gentle winds throughout the week.

Baton Rouge authorities captured 17-year-old escapee Carlos Taylor, with the combined efforts of the U.S. Marshals and NOPD. No details on his escape have been provided.

A New Orleans man, Travis Jordan, pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession, with a potential penalty of up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to combat violent crime.