Slidell pet grooming business donates four grooming sessions a year to the local fire department's service dog, Chief Mooney, to maintain his health and service readiness.

Destrehan experienced road closures due to construction, affecting Ormond Center Court, Jonathan Street, and W. Easy St., with detours implemented for commuters.

The NOPD seeks public aid in a September 4 homicide case on Elysian Fields Avenue after a male victim was found unresponsive at home from a gunshot wound.

Louisiana State Police identified a potential suspect vehicle, an older green Ford F-150, in the hit-and-run death of Bonnie Fontenot in Jefferson Davis Parish.

Louisiana State Police arrested Jonah Parfait after a chase and trooper-involved shooting in Lafourche Parish; his passenger was fatally shot during the incident.

St. Charles Parish property owners to benefit from reduced millage rates, leading to the lowest property taxes in 30 years, poised to save taxpayers $105 million in five years.

Louisiana agents arrested William Thomas for fishing without a license and possession of marijuana, meth, and drug paraphernalia at Grand Bayou Reservoir.

East Baton Rouge will see minor traffic delays on September 9th due to roadwork announced by the DOTD with inside lanes on US 61 being closed overnight for attenuator replacement.

Criminal justice students from Destrehan and Hahnville high schools visited a correctional facility and more, seeing real-world law enforcement operations, to learn about consequences of unlawful choices.

Hilda Vasquez faces charges of negligent homicide and second-degree cruelty to juveniles after her 12-year-old son, Bryan, was found dead in a New Orleans East lagoon. Reports indicate a history of abuse and prior injuries sustained by Bryan as an infant.

The National Weather Service forecasts a comfortable week in New Orleans with clear skies, lower chances of rain, and a gradual temperature increase towards the weekend.

A California man pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of stolen property after a series of tobacco thefts, facing up to 10 years in prison and fines.

A Jefferson Parish man, Jordy Breaux, pleaded guilty to possessing a controlled substance and a machine gun, facing up to 11 years in prison and $350,000 in fines. His arrest was part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.