The National Weather Service reports clear, warm weather for New Orleans, with high humidity and temperatures near 90°F. A calm period with highs in the 80s and lows in the mid-70s continues until mid-week when storms may arrive.

Kristopher Hardin was arrested by St. Tammany Parish authorities on drug charges, including possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and additional firearm and drug-related offenses.

NOPD seeks public assistance to identify a person of interest in connection with two July 31 murders, emphasizing the individual is not currently accused of a crime.

St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office is investigating social media threats against schools and has heightened security to ensure student safety.

NOPD is seeking the public's help to identify a suspect, nicknamed "Jitty", and others involved in a September 18th armed robbery on North Robertson Street.

The New Orleans City Council has secured $17 million to automate the Sewerage and Water Board's West Power complex, matching another $17 million from the state for infrastructure and flood prevention.

New Orleans Police seek help to find Joseph Cross III, wanted for multiple burglaries and motor vehicle offenses. He is also sought for several warrants.

NOPD seeks a suspect for a September 12th burglary in the Treme area and encourages public assistance, releasing a suspect photo and contact details for tips.

New Orleans has released $2 million in funding to help homeowners with mortgage relief through a homeowners assistance program managed by a selected organization, targeting low-to-moderate income residents.

The New Orleans area experiences warm and humid conditions with temperatures around 80°F, a mix of sun and clouds, and a chance of afternoon showers. The calm weather pattern is expected to continue with consistent temperatures and clear skies.

Hurricane Francine causes court disruptions in Lafourche Parish, leading to closures and rescheduled services as officials work to restore operations.

A crash on I-10 East's Twin Span Bridge caused delays and a three-mile backup, but all lanes eventually reopened.

Herbert Cooper from New Orleans was sentenced to 10 years for firearm and drug offenses after a guilty plea, with a subsequent 5-year supervised release and a $300 fee.