Two women were hospitalized after separate shootings in New Orleans' Algiers and Tremé neighborhoods; police are investigating both incidents with limited details released.

The NOPD is investigating a shootout involving an officer and a domestic violence suspect, Justin Martin, on Bienville Street. The suspect was hospitalized but is now in custody.

Two suspects were arrested for running a meth operation at an ex-Trinity Yachts site in New Orleans, where approximately one pound of meth was seized.

NOPD seeks public help in identifying auto theft suspects after a white Infiniti was stolen and stripped for parts.

Kenner man Felix Guillermo Solis Jr. is arrested for distributing child pornography; the case, involving multiple agencies, is part of an ongoing investigation following a tip-off.

Chante Mark was arrested for the murder of Raven Francis after a shooting outside Shamrock Bar and Grill, which received a cease and desist order post-incident. Mark previously faced murder charges that were dropped due to insufficient evidence.

Diego Rodriguez-Salvador has been arrested for the alleged kidnapping and rape of a 13-year-old in Kenner, stirring community tensions and debate over undocumented immigrants.

NOPD seeks public assistance to locate Henry E. Jones, a burglary suspect from an August 27 incident. Jones is a Black male born on 12/12/1949, considered innocent unless proven guilty.

New Orleans City Hall evacuated due to a suspected gas leak; parts remained closed following persistent odors initially thought to be from a gas leak, later attributed to a rodent issue.

Chante Mark was arrested by NOPD for a homicide that occurred on September 1, after an altercation near a bar. She was apprehended on September 4 and investigations continue.

New Orleans Police seek public help to find two suspects involved in a drugging and robbery on Canal Street, resulting in the victim's hospitalization.

Crime incidents in New Orleans saw an overall decrease last week, with theft, assault and burglary leading reported incidents, according to police data from SpotCrime.

The number of reported crimes in New Orleans saw an overall increase last week, with theft, assault and burglary leading reported incidents, according to police data from SpotCrime.