A 13-year-old boy in Meraux, Louisiana, died after accidentally shooting himself. Authorities urge gun safety, emphasizing secure storage following the tragedy.

Cameron Blackwell, 27, died after his motorcycle hit a guardrail in Metairie; the crash's cause is under investigation and a toxicology sample was collected.

Two separate homicides on the same day shock Tangipahoa Parish; an 18-year-old woman and a 38-year-old man are dead, with one arrest made in the evening incident.

Julius Augillard pleaded guilty to possessing firearms as a felon during 2023 Mardi Gras and again on New Year's Eve. He faces sentencing in January 2025.

Jefferson Parish announces a hurricane relief drive for Hurricanes Francine and Helene, running Oct. 7-18 to collect essentials except clothing for affected families.

Trevor Truax from Bogalusa was sentenced for illegally hunting migratory birds, receiving three years' inactive probation, a world-wide hunting ban, and fines totaling $15,330.

NOPD searches for Tyson Bienemy, who is wanted for multiple burglaries using a dump truck. Citizens are asked to contact authorities with information.

One killed in New Orleans after a Ford Fusion collided with a Nissan Maxima and then struck a tree and a pole. A Ford passenger faces battery charges.

New Orleans' weather is set to be warm with sunny skies, featuring a high of 87°F today and pleasant conditions expected to continue into the week, with a shift to some rain chances by Thursday.

Businessman Randy Farrell, linked to New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell, faces a 25-count indictment for conspiracy and fraud, potentially implicating Cantrell.

NOPD continues the search for escaped 17-year-old Carlos Taylor, who fled during a detention hearing, leading to criticism over delayed public notification.

NOPD investigates a fatal shooting on Leonidas Street that resulted in the death of a man. The incident is being examined by detectives and community tips are sought.

A Louisiana man has been indicted for identity theft related to a fraudulent $25,000 loan, with potential penalties including prison, fines, and supervised release.