Metairie man Robert Anthony Marsh Jr. pleads guilty to child exploitation and firearm charges, faces potential decades in prison and fines. His sentencing is scheduled for November 18, 2025.

Jeremiah Mills faces federal charges, including armed Hobbs Act robberies and firearm possession by a felon, related to two incidents at a New Orleans gas station.

A car crash in Baton Rouge led to the arrest of four people after a high-speed chase, linked to a violent crime spree including carjacking and battery.

Louisiana State Police are probing a trooper-involved shooting in Lafourche Parish following a chase linked to a narcotics case, resulting in a passenger's death and a driver's injury.

Louisiana agents arrested William Thomas for fishing without a license and possession of marijuana, meth, and drug paraphernalia at Grand Bayou Reservoir.

Hilda Vasquez faces charges of negligent homicide and second-degree cruelty to juveniles after her 12-year-old son, Bryan, was found dead in a New Orleans East lagoon. Reports indicate a history of abuse and prior injuries sustained by Bryan as an infant.

A UTV operated by Clovis Vizier, 63, was involved in a fatal collision with a truck on Highway 3235, Louisiana. The cause is under investigation, with an emphasis on UTV road legality and safety.

A cyclist, James W. Bowie, was killed after a collision with a vehicle on LA Hwy 1081. He was not wearing a helmet or had proper lighting on his bicycle. The driver showed no impairment.

A Louisiana woman was sentenced to five years probation for bank fraud and mail theft, involving over $22,000 stolen via checks from her postal contractor job.

A New Orleans man pled guilty to wire fraud, embezzling $60,000 from his employer and manipulating court proceedings. He faces a 20-year sentence and fines.

Honduran national Jhosmy Josue Perez-Alvarez was sentenced to 20 months for illegal firearm possession in the U.S. and faces deportation after serving his time.

Mexican citizen pleads guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after a previous deportation and now awaits sentencing with a possible two-year prison term.

A California man pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of stolen property after a series of tobacco thefts, facing up to 10 years in prison and fines.