Two drivers were killed in a crash in Lafourche Parish, LA when a Nissan Altima ran a red light and hit a Cadillac XTS. Impairment and speeding are suspected factors.

The National Weather Service in New Orleans predicts a modest Thanksgiving Day with a chance of morning showers, cloudy skies, and highs near 70, cooling to 49 at night. Pleasant, sunny weather is expected to follow through the weekend.

Officials in St. John Parish, Louisiana, distributed Thanksgiving baskets with food and essentials to families in need, assisted by a turkey donation from Matherne's Supermarket.

A New Orleans lane closure on Lincoln Beach Blvd is set for roadwork by DPW and Boh Bros. Construction. Detours via Press Drive, Prentiss Avenue, and Congress Drive are advised during work hours.

The NOFD reminds New Orleans residents of holiday cooking risks, advocating safety with turkey fryers and general kitchen vigilance during Thanksgiving.

The article discusses NOPD's search for a suspect involved in two burglaries at the same business in November 2024, urging public assistance for information.

Steve Gleason, former New Orleans Saints safety, suffered a severe fall but was spared from serious injury thanks to being strapped into his wheelchair and quick medical assistance.

A suspect in Destrehan peacefully surrendered after a SWAT team standoff, following threats made against family members. No injuries were reported, and the investigation continues with further details pending.

LSU snaps a three-game losing streak with a 24-17 victory over Vanderbilt, highlighted by Josh Williams running for three touchdowns.

A Livingston man is charged with child pornography offenses after a sting operation in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana.

New Orleans expects a sunny day with highs of 64°F and breezy conditions. The clear weather will continue into the night with lows around 48°F, and the mild conditions are set to persist throughout the week.

Four New Orleans residents have been indicted on federal kidnapping and other related charges with penalties that could include life imprisonment and substantial fines.

Mosquitoes in Orleans Parish have tested positive for West Nile virus; authorities will conduct targeted control treatments and urge residents to take preventive measures.