Upcoming construction on US 80 in Bossier City/Haughton will begin April 17, 2025, with lane closures expected during the $8.4 million road improvements.

US 90 eastbound in St. Mary Parish will have lane closures for maintenance on April 21 from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., affecting oversized loads over 16 feet. Regular traffic can still pass but should expect delays.

The St. Bernard Sheriff's Office teamed up with Walmart for the grand reopening of the Meraux location, where deputies engaged with the community to strengthen local ties.

Upcoming construction in Baton Rouge will close lanes on I-10 and I-12 Westbound during the night this weekend, potentially causing delays for drivers.

Two New Orleans men were indicted for bank robbery and vehicle theft, facing up to 25 years in prison if convicted. The U.S. Attorney's Office announced the charges.

The National Weather Service predicts a stretch of clear, sunny days with mild temperatures for New Orleans, offering ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

Two men were found deceased from gunshot wounds at a New Orleans home; later, a standoff occurred nearby, with suspect Jared Pawlus arrested and no injuries after an officer discharged a weapon.

Live Oak Boulevard will be closed at railroad crossings from April 15-17 for repairs, with detours in place. Residents are advised to plan for traffic delays.

NOPD detained an individual after a standoff linked to a double homicide earlier that day. Negotiations ended without further harm, with one shot fired by the suspect and one by an officer.

St. Bernard Parish is hosting a spaghetti dinner fundraiser for Reserve Division Lt. Tony “Te-Ton” Jeansonne, who is battling leukemia, on April 16 at the Knights of Columbus Hall.

Guillermo Cadir Lopez-Pineda was convicted of multiple child pornography charges in Jefferson Parish, with evidence linked to his Facebook and Gmail accounts.

Jayce T. Landry, 21, was cited by Louisiana authorities for multiple wildlife violations, including unlicensed charter activity, over-harvesting ducks, and lacking a federal duck stamp.

The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office has re-opened a road in Boutte after a police activity, reassuring there was no public threat. Traffic on Highway 90 is back to normal.