Two separate crashes in Claiborne and Webster Parish, Louisiana, resulted in fatalities, with no impairment suspected in one and suspected in the other. Both victims were male, aged 66 and 57 respectively.

Louisiana State Police issued a Silver Alert for a missing 80-year-old New Orleans man, Johnnie Crutchfield, with a medical condition affecting his judgment.

Three men in New Orleans received prison sentences for an armed robbery that left an ATF agent paralyzed. The sentences ranged from 209 to 300 months, following a set-up that escalated to violence.

Honduran man, Alex Saul Hernandez-Perez, pleads guilty to illegal reentry in the U.S. and faces deportation after serving his sentence and paying a fine.

A juvenile was caught on camera shoplifting ski masks in a Covington store; the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office humorously reported the incident and sought community assistance on Facebook.

Marco Mejia was arrested in St. Bernard Parish for narcotics charges, including intent to distribute marijuana, following a Sheriff's Office and Louisiana State Police operation.

Louisiana man, Robert Marsh, faces charges for possessing child exploitation materials and illegal firearm possession.

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.