NOPD seeks public assistance in identifying four suspects involved in a violent robbery on Henriette Delille Street.

The St. Bernard Sheriff's Office joined the Louisiana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force to enhance their fight against online child exploitation.

New Orleans Police Department released preliminary crime statistics, noting arrests for burglary, manslaughter, and second-degree murder, but also a decrease in gun arrests and seizures compared to the previous year.

A shooting at LSU during a homecoming game injured two; police say it was unrelated to the event. The university and alumni call for increased security.

Councilwoman Van Vrancken is hosting two "Storm Savings" events in Jefferson Parish to educate homeowners on reducing insurance costs through storm mitigation.

Democratic candidates triumph in New Orleans City Council races, with Matthew Willard winning a seat and incumbents re-elected. District E heads to runoff; District A's result still pending.

The NWS New Orleans predicts several days of clear, sunny weather with highs in the low to mid-80s and calm winds, with only a slight chance of showers by the end of the week.

New Orleans is set to enjoy an extended period of stable, pleasant weather with sunny days and mild nights starting October 11, per the National Weather Service.

A 61-year-old man died after a carjacking in New Orleans' French Quarter; the vehicle rolled over him during a struggle. No suspect has been identified.

A bicyclist, Dallas Pitre, was killed in a crash with a van in St. Landry Parish. No alcohol was detected in the van driver's breath; an investigation is ongoing.

NOPD is investigating a fatal accident involving a pedestrian at Tulane Avenue and South Scott Street. The collision led to one male fatality and occurred around 7:53 p.m.

The upcoming St. Charles Parish Council meeting will convene on October 20, 2025, to discuss document fees, contract approvals, and project change orders. Future budget meetings are planned, and proceedings will be broadcasted for public access.

New Orleans enhances pedestrian and cyclist safety in the French Quarter with bike lanes, high-visibility flex posts, pedestrian-activated beacons, and new signage.