An inmate, 68, died in custody at Jefferson Parish Correctional Center. Found unresponsive, no foul play is suspected. An autopsy is pending, and his identity has not been released.

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office revives the Holiday Ride Home Program to offer safe transportation for residents who've been drinking, running Thanksgiving through January 2nd.

A crash at the intersection of Highway 90 and I-310 in Boutte caused injuries, traffic delays, and road closures, but the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office confirmed the scene is cleared.

Mark Haynes, 56, has been charged with second-degree murder and weapons charges related to a homicide in Gretna, LA, with police seeking public assistance.

St. Charles Parish officials warn against illegal burning in the Salvador WMA, emphasizing the damage to 6,000 acres and urging compliance to protect the ecosystem.

The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission plans to meet on December 4 to discuss topics like the November enforcement report and new regulations inspired by Act 36. Public comments are welcome.

NOPD seeks public aid to identify an assault suspect from an August 11, 2025 incident on Claiborne Avenue, urging tips via hotlines including Crimestoppers.

Post-Thanksgiving weather in New Orleans is cool and breezy with fair skies, temperatures around 50°F, and northeast winds at 23 mph, with gusts up to 29 mph.

The Gretna Police Department promotes its upcoming police academy class, welcoming eager applicants regardless of experience, emphasizing training and community service values.

Slidell police took a man into protective custody after he threatened self-harm and brandished a firearm, ending a four-hour standoff without injuries.

NOPD recognized Captain Raven Batiste for graduating from the prestigious Policing Leadership Academy, aimed at enhancing police leadership and strategies for reducing violence.

Sheriff's deputy Harper from St. Bernard Parish helped a motorist with a flat tire, embodying community spirit and service, which was shared in a Facebook post by the Sheriff's Office.

A crackdown in New Orleans led to seven arrests and the seizure of firearms, cash, and drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine, after an operation targeting drug and violent crimes.