The NWS forecast predicts foggy conditions for New Orleans, with low visibility expected to return again tonight after a brief period of cloudy skies. Clear weather is anticipated later in the week.

NOPD arrested Jeremiah Williams for the murder of Frederick Magee in the Warehouse District, with help from U.S. Marshals, following an investigatory lead.

St. James high school football team lost the Division III Non-Select state championship game against Sterlington 35-28, their second consecutive defeat in the finals.

After a shoplifting incident at Lakeside Mall, a police pursuit ended in a crash, killing one and injuring two.

New Orleans DJ "DJ Hardhead" was arrested on a first-degree rape charge after a NOPD Sex Crimes Unit investigation; he previously faced domestic abuse allegations.

The Jefferson Parish Council delayed voting on curbing the Inspector General's rights to speak to the media following a voluntary media contact pause by the IG.

The DeSaix Boulevard Bridge in New Orleans has reopened after a $6 million upgrade to enhance infrastructure, safety, and connectivity for pedestrians and vehicles.

Helena Moreno has announced her candidacy for New Orleans mayor, emphasizing public safety and infrastructure, with a history of public service and strong electoral support.

Ashley Gray was arrested for being an accessory to second-degree murder after her son, Curtis Gray, allegedly committed a double homicide during a parade in New Orleans.

Perdido Street in New Orleans is closed for improvements between S. Claiborne Avenue and S. Galvez Street until Dec. 19, with detours via nearby roads.

Major roadwork is set to start in New Orleans' French Quarter, with temporary street closures and construction by Boh Bros Construction Co., LLC projected to finish by February 2025.

The NWS in New Orleans predicts variable weather for the week, with sunny skies transitioning to a high chance of showers and thunderstorms, followed by clearer conditions.

A Nicaraguan national was indicted on illegal firearm possession charges in the U.S. He faces up to 15 years if convicted. This case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.