The forecast for New Orleans shows sunny days with rising temperatures nearing 90°F, clear nights, and persistent south winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Brandi Jarrow from New Orleans pleaded guilty to CARES Act fraud, admitting to theft of government funds and making false statements for loans, facing up to 15 years in prison.

A juvenile was shot in the leg in New Orleans East and is hospitalized; details and suspect information remain unclear. Police are investigating the incident.

Saints quarterback Derek Carr retires from NFL due to a right shoulder injury, following previous health issues. Carr shared an emotional thanks to all who supported his career.

Two fatal crashes occurred in New Orleans: one involving a woman hit while retrieving a spare tire, and another involving a pedestrian struck while crossing a bridge. Both hit-and-run drivers are sought by police.

New Orleans woman Brandon Jarrow pleads guilty to CARES Act fraud, admitting to false statements and theft of funds meant for pandemic relief. She faces significant fines and prison time.

East Bank Regional Library in Metairie to host free event with authors Adler, Alsup, and Brader discussing their latest books on June 5 at 7 p.m.; no registration required.

St. Charles Parish announced the opening of Ormond Spray Park and West Bank Spray Park on May 3, with weekend operating hours in May and extended hours after Memorial Day.

New Orleans is under a Flood Watch due to forecast heavy rains and potential flooding from Tuesday to Thursday evening.

US 11 Bridge over Lake Pontchartrain will be closed for inspection from 9 AM to 2 PM on Tuesday, May 6, weather permitting. Detours via I-10 are advised.

New Orleans forecast predicts showers and thunderstorms, with varied chances of precipitation and temperatures in the 60s to low 80s throughout the week.

City of New Orleans hosts a Cinco de Mayo weekend career fair for young adults with job opportunities and free burritos at the New Orleans Science and Math High School Gymnasium.

Two men were arrested for suspected burglary and arson at Fisher High School's athletic facilities, after being linked to incidents on April 2 and 6 that resulted in damage and loss of property.