Raudel Miranda-Martinez, a Mexican national, pleaded guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after previous deportation; he faces a maximum of 10 years in prison.

Deborah Cooper was convicted on seven charges for two 2022 robberies of Igor's Lounge, facing a mandatory minimum of 14 years to potentially life in prison.

Shell Norco donates $175,000 for Wetland Watchers Park Pier rebuilding and partners with The Pontchartrain Conservancy to plant trees, contributing to the park's restoration.

NWS New Orleans reports changing weather with increasing clouds, rain, and thunderstorms, a 100% chance of precipitation tonight, and a high near 62 degrees with easterly winds. Clearer skies and lower temperatures are expected later in the week.

NWS New Orleans provides a detailed weather forecast with sunny days, potential showers, and partly cloudy nights. Conditions range from fair and breezy to likely thunderstorms by Tuesday night.

The U.S. SBA is offering low-interest loans to Louisiana businesses and nonprofits affected by the January winter storm, aiming to ease their economic struggles from the disaster.

St. Bernard Parish man, Abe Jyles, pleads guilty to federal gun and drug offenses, facing severe penalties including potential life imprisonment and substantial fines.

Louisiana Economic Development is inviting CEOs to apply for its 2025 CEO Roundtables until March 31, 2025, to discuss marketing and strategy, promising networking and growth benefits.

A St. Rose man was convicted of first-degree rape of a 59-year-old woman, with DNA evidence crucial to the verdict.

Northbound lanes on Brookshire Arena Drive will be closed for drainage installation related to the Jimmie Davis Bridge project starting February 24, 2025.

Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome opens a new satellite office in North Baton Rouge to bring city services closer to residents and enhance engagement.

A 69-year-old man named Willie White died in a Marrero house fire. The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office is investigating, but the fire may have been accidental.

Louisiana's DOTD announces the opening of applications for electric vehicle charging infrastructure installations starting December 6, 2024, funded by $73.4 million from the NEVI Formula Program.