A St. Bernard Parish man was sentenced to over 10 years for gun and drug offenses after pleading guilty, as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods efforts against violent crime.

Former Carnival Cruise employee sentenced to over a year in prison for possessing child sexual abuse materials, as part of the Project Safe Childhood initiative.

NOPD seeks public help in finding Shawanda Haynes for an auto burglary on Atlantic Avenue on May 15, 2025. She is accused of vehicle break-in and theft.

The New Orleans Mosquito Control Board reports mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus in Orleans Parish, prompting targeted pesticide use and larvicide treatments. No human cases reported; residents urged to take precautions.

Old Poydras Street in New Orleans will be closed from June 2, for street repairs as part of the DPW772 project, with detours and parking restrictions in place.

The City Planning Commission office will be closed on May 30, 2025, for a staff retreat, impacting services such as consultations and permit processes until it reopens on June 2.

The Louisiana Waterfowl Conservation Stamp faces distribution delays due to supply issues, yet remains available online, with contributions aiding wetland conservation.

La. 3211 in St. Mary Parish is closed due to deterioration from wet weather and ongoing construction, with DOTD providing a detour route for affected traffic.

St. Charles Parish has announced a summer roadwork schedule with closures and construction, including resurfacing and repairs on various Luling streets and other roadway projects.

US 165 near I-10 will have lane closures May 27-30, 2025, for bridge removal, causing potential delays. Vehicle width is limited to 12 feet. Drivers should plan accordingly.

New Orleans anticipates a mix of sun and storms around Memorial Day, with varying chances of rain and high humidity, according to the National Weather Service.

The article discusses the Westwego Volunteer Fire Company No. 1's commemoration of battling a large fire at Sinclair Refining Dock in 1964, highlighting their bravery and community service.

New Orleans is on high alert amid a manhunt for five inmates who escaped jail on May 16. Nine individuals have been arrested for aiding the escapees, with high bonds set. Rewards are offered for information leading to arrests.