The Jefferson Parish Library will receive two Braille flags and hold a dedication ceremony with educational booths and activities on January 4th, 2025.

The article details the weather forecast for New Orleans, including sunny days, potential showers, and temperature variations leading up to and during the Christmas holiday.

A man was injured in an early-morning shooting on Tulane Avenue in Mid-City, New Orleans; NOPD is investigating, with few details on the circumstances or suspects currently available.

Jefferson Parish has set a January 17, 2025, deadline for funding applications aimed at affordable housing, with approximately $7 million available through various HUD programs.

The NOPD seeks public assistance in identifying a suspect from a December 15 double homicide that occurred on Franklin Avenue and resulted in two deaths and two injuries.

St. Charles Parish celebrated the completion of a $11.9 million drainage upgrade at the Destrehan No. 2 Pump Station, enhancing flood defenses for the community.

Bo Stribling died in a single-vehicle crash in St. Tammany Parish, after his truck veered off the road and overturned. He wasn't wearing a seatbelt and was ejected. Toxicology samples were taken to assess impairment.

Fog in New Orleans led to road closures and multiple vehicle collisions with 33 injuries, prompting traffic diversions and causing substantial delays for commuters.

Quarterback T.J. Finley is transferring to Tulane University, marking his fifth collegiate team after previous stints at LSU, Auburn, Texas State, and Western Kentucky.

Brandon D. Hill from Louisiana was sentenced to 10 years for firearms and narcotics offenses. He was caught with a loaded pistol and drugs by sheriffs while fleeing. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce gun violence.

A woman from Orleans Parish was sentenced to three years in prison for embezzling $2.5 million from her employer by submitting false payroll authorizations.

NOPD released crime stats for the week of Dec 8-14, showing a mix of progress and challenges, with a drop in gun arrests and seizures, but successful high-profile arrests.

NOPD requests public assistance to locate William Workman, suspected of cruelty towards an individual who is infirmed on December 12th on Port of New Orleans Place.