The NOPD seeks public help to identify two suspects in a simple robbery on Old Gentilly Road, where the victim's wallet was taken. The suspects fled and remain unidentified.

"American Idol" alum John Foster performed at the Cajun Country Jam in Louisiana, marking his first live show in the state since the competition and cementing his status as a local favorite.

The Slidell Police Department joins the "Click It or Ticket" campaign to enforce seat belt usage until June 1st, with increased patrols funded by the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission.

Power outages in New Orleans affected over 100,000 customers. Entergy and MISO enacted rolling blackouts to stabilize the grid, which were resolved by Monday evening.

St. Bernard Parish motorists face detours as the Judge Seeber Bridge closes for repairs and marine traffic from May 24 to 26, causing likely traffic delays.

Eastshore neighborhood in New Orleans prepares for a community service and celebration event with free food, music, health screenings, and volunteer opportunities on May 24, organized by the Mayor's NEO.

NOPD arrested Casey Smith, accused of assisting two inmates who escaped from the Orleans Justice Center. Smith faces accessory charges after the fact to simple escape.

NOPD seeks public help to locate Keddrick Jones, Jr., wanted for a burglary on April 15, 2025, wearing a werewolf mask. He's a tall, tattooed Black male born March 19, 2006.

Louisiana DOTD progresses on statewide infrastructure projects, using an additional $67.5 million in funding to maintain and repair roads and highways across the state.

NOPD seeks public help to identify a suspect wanted for second degree battery on February 27; the suspect is described as a Black male dressed as a female.

NOPD charged Evans Rogers and Devante Traylor with second-degree murder in the shooting death of a 9-year-old.

St. Bernard Parish celebrated the graduation of fifth-graders from the D.A.R.E. program, emphasizing the importance of wise decisions regarding drugs and violence.

Reha Janee Arvie pleaded guilty to conducting a mail fraud scheme targeting unemployment offices in several states, facing a potential 20-year prison sentence.