The St. John Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam while confirming that GTAM Services' tax calls are legitimate, but they do not request payment over the phone.

A Honduran national was sentenced to 30 months for illegal firearms possession in the U.S. with supervised release and a fine. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

NOPD seeks community help to locate Anthony Kip Pazol, wanted for identity theft, bank fraud, and other charges after allegedly defrauding a victim in New Orleans.

NOPD seeks the public's help to find Jace L. Ledet, wanted for motorcycle theft from October last year. He attempted to sell the stolen vehicle online, leading to an arrest warrant. The NOPD requests tips via their hotline or Crimestoppers.

New Orleans Police seek help to find a suspect involved in credit card theft resulting in over $18,000 in charges.

Two companies admitted to violating environmental laws by using a "magic pipe" on the M/V ASL Singapore ship, resulting in fines totaling $1.85 million and a U.S. operating ban.

Two shipping companies admitted to illegally dumping oily water and were fined $1.85 million, with a prohibition on U.S. operations. The Chief Engineer was also convicted.

A former Army Reservist was sentenced for conspiring to steal government funds by claiming unreperformed military funeral honors. He received one-year probation, community service, and must pay restitution.

A fire at an Entergy substation in Reserve, LA, caused a power outage, affecting local businesses, schools, and homes. Authorities were working to restore power, estimated at 3 hours.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office offers a support hub for crime victims during Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans, available starting two hours before each parade.

Two individuals were arrested by LDWF in Avoyelles Parish for illegal hunting and drug possession, with charges including firearm possession by a felon and methamphetamine possession.

Christopher Sepulvado, a death row inmate in Louisiana, died of natural causes before his execution, raising issues about the state's death penalty system and execution methods.

A New Orleans man pleaded guilty to illegal machine gun possession and faces up to 10 years in prison and fines. His arrest followed an FBI social media probe linking him to illegal firearm displays and drug references.