The NOPD is seeking help to locate Keith Elphage, wanted for theft with a warrant out for his arrest after using stolen bank cards for unauthorized purchases.

NOPD seeks a woman, Dasuqua S. Coston, for identity theft after she allegedly pickpocketed in the French Quarter and used the victim's bank information.

Randy Brown Jr., a former postal worker from Gretna, Louisiana, has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for stealing checks from the mail and delaying deliveries.

Eight arrested for DWI during Tickfaw 200 Poker Run by LDWF and LSP, including a second offense and a boating incident.

The Justice Department has unveiled the results of Operation Restore Justice, a nationwide initiative targeting child sex abuse. The operation resulted in 205 arrests and the rescue of 115 children, highlighting the ongoing efforts to combat child exploitation and protect vulnerable victims.

New Orleans Police are seeking public assistance to locate Chyne Marie Alexis, a suspect in a March 24 theft of a cellphone on Bourbon and Canal Streets.

Yolanda Tillman, 42, has been sentenced to 9 years for her involvement in a cocaine distribution network and will also serve 4 years of supervised release.

New Orleans Police seek public aid in locating Saniyah Snowden for a firearm theft. She is a Black female born on December 14, 2003, last residing in Marrero, Louisiana.

The NOPD is seeking Michael Jazwinski in connection with alleged theft and property damage on Vespasian Drive and is requesting public assistance.

The NOPD reported a significant decrease in violent crime for early 2025, with Superintendent Kirkpatrick highlighting proactive strategies and a high homicide solve rate in a press conference.

New Orleans Police seek Todd Joseph Francis for theft, identity theft, and access device fraud, after he allegedly stole a package containing a credit card and made fraudulent purchases.

The NOPD is looking for Tatum Kelley, a suspect in an aggravated burglary on Belleville Street. Kelley is accused of forcing her way into a home while armed and stealing property. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police.

Louisiana's Sherburne WMA's South Farm section is temporarily closed due to flooding; other parts remain open. The LDWF will reopen it after water recedes and repairs are made.