Two major collisions on I-10 West near the Highrise Bridge in New Orleans caused extensive traffic delays and lane closures, with three people transported to the hospital.

New Orleans Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in a South Carrollton Avenue auto burglary on May 22, sharing images of the male suspect.

The NOPD seeks public assistance to identify a suspect from a June 4 business burglary on Tulane Avenue, sharing surveillance images of the white male with a goatee.

NOPD seeks information from Cierra Ussin, a person of interest in a simple robbery on Southlawn Boulevard, not as a suspect but for potential insights.

New Orleans Police are seeking public assistance to locate a food trailer stolen on June 3, 2025, from Thayer Street. No suspect details are provided yet.

Two men were cited in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, for possessing 22 Red Drum fish, over the legal limit. Additional charges were made for license fraud.

LDWF made 13 arrests for boating while impaired during the Memorial Day weekend on Louisiana waterways, emphasizing enforcement of boating safety laws.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office and New Orleans City Council debate over funding needed for urgent jail repairs, with Sheriff Hutson requesting $1 million while the council expresses skepticism, citing the office's existing emergency funds.

Authorities cited four people for fishing and hunting violations in Terrebonne Parish, including illegal possession of crabs, oysters, and an alligator during a closed season.

The New Orleans Police Department seeks public assistance in locating Bryan C. Joseph for alleged burglaries in New Orleans East. He is described as a Black male, born Dec 19, 1978, 5'7" tall, and 155 pounds.

New Orleans Police seek public aid to find a suspect in a business burglary spree on Lake Forest Boulevard. The incident happened early on May 31, 2025.

NOPD reports a significant decrease in gun arrests and firearm confiscations in New Orleans for the last week of May 2025, compared to 2024 figures, with potential implications for law enforcement strategies.

A California man was sentenced to over a year in prison for defrauding the COVID-19 PPP loan program by claiming his non-operational hotel had an active payroll.