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Cheryl Squire, 59, was shot on her own porch after opening her Broadmoor home to Mark Pohlen. He now faces mandatory life without parole.
Free pints, a 50/50 raffle and bragging rights are on the line October 1 as Slidell's finest face off for local school bands.
A predawn shooting on Smith Street in Hahnville left one juvenile dead and another in custody, deputies say, on a block with a violent history.
Kelsey Smith's parents are selling $10 raffle tickets in New Orleans, hoping their daughter's law finally goes nationwide.
A Dougherty County jury took less than an hour to convict Ryan Cooper in Lacambria Toomer's 2022 disappearance, but her remains have never been found.
The dog was on a leash and harness when the gator struck near the Gabriel Pumping Station, Kenner Police say.
Joleen Walls' 2006 Toyota 4Runner hit a culvert and utility pole before overturning near College Parkway.
A person was shot once early Sunday near Papani Drive and Chef Menteur Highway. Police haven't released a condition update or a motive.
A federal judge ordered Glennie Antonio McGee to pay a $10 million fine as prosecutors detailed a decade of cartel-linked trafficking in Mobile.
A 12-year-old, an 8-year-old and a newborn all tested positive for narcotics in a Rayne home, deputies say.
The crash at Clermont Boulevard and North Railroad Street marks yet another collision on the Mardi Gras route's troubled first year.
Anthony Green bolted as a gate opened at Orleans Justice Center — cameras and deputies caught him under a staircase before he got far.
A Jefferson Parish jury took less than two hours to convict Nathaniel Hernandez in Sara Torello's 2022 stabbing death and car burning.
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