Dense fog will slow Wednesday morning commutes in New Orleans, with sun and a warm high near 76°F by midday. A strong system could bring storms late Saturday into early Sunday.

Dense fog is reducing visibility across New Orleans this morning; expect clearer skies and a warm afternoon with highs near 74°F.

The New Orleans Police Department is seeking the public’s help to locate Brandon Todaro, who is wanted on multiple theft charges involving more than $5,000. Investigators say the thefts occurred at a business on Harrison Avenue, and active warrants have been issued for his arrest.

A National Guard member on leave left an issued rifle in a New Orleans hotel restroom; police took the weapon and military commands opened an inquiry.

A 15-year-old was arrested after a shooting in LaPlace, with two suspects at large. The incident involved gunfire that damaged vehicles and homes, thought to be due to a feud.

Dense fog will complicate the Monday morning commute in parts of southeast Louisiana; skies should clear by late morning for sunny afternoons and highs around 73°F.

New Orleans and the Louisiana Department of Health host harm reduction pop-ups at Gallier Hall for nightlife workers, providing tools like naloxone and fentanyl test strips.

The VA has awarded a lease for a new outpatient clinic at 8300–8400 Pecue Lane in Baton Rouge; the site will be roughly 122,000 sq ft with space for 600 cars. The facility is expected to open in 2029.

US 61 in Jefferson Parish will undergo a $4.16 million improvement project from David Drive to Causeway Boulevard, starting February 2026, with completion aimed for June 2026, weather permitting.

New Orleans Police are asking for help locating Michelle Mary Arceneaux after an alleged Wednesday stabbing in the 900 block of Stanton Road. Investigators say the victim's children were present.

Photos show leaks in the LaPlace sheriff's office as officials push an 18‑acre Airline Highway headquarters. Parish crime fell 36% in 2025.

Tulane’s Book Fest expands its lineup and campus footprint for March 12–15, 2026, adding marquee authors and making Sunday a full Family Day. The free festival will spread across Tulane’s uptown campus.

St. Bernard deputies will run sobriety checkpoints and seat-belt checks Feb. 6–17 under a state grant ahead of Mardi Gras.