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.

A quadruple shooting in Gentilly left two dead and two injured; police are investigating the incident without a confirmed suspect or motive.

The National Weather Service in New Orleans forecasts a mild mid-December week with patchy fog and mostly sunny days, with highs ranging from 54°F to 75°F.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for New Orleans, with a mix of sunny days and potential light showers, and mentions winds and temperatures for the coming days.

A former Louisiana postal employee pled guilty to delaying and stealing mail, which included checks. He faces a potential 5-year sentence for each count.

NOPD arrests a 15-year-old for homicide after a coordinated effort with the U.S. Marshals; the victim, 18-year-old Jairus Gayden, died from gunshot wounds.

NOPD arrested two suspects, Dillon McLendon and Vondell Johnson, for a string of carjackings and a robbery. Weapons and other items were seized in connection with the alleged crimes.

A car crash in New Orleans after a police chase ended in the deaths of two West Jefferson High School students. The driver, Joneaka Smooth, faces manslaughter and other charges.

Joseph Harold West Jr. of St. Tammany Parish pleaded guilty to a wire fraud conspiracy to defraud a political candidate and others, resulting in losses of about $446,302.23.

New Orleans landlords must register rentals by January 1st as required by the Healthy Homes program, with informative webinars available to explain the process.