New Orleans expects a week of foggy mornings, sunny skies, and increasing chances of showers towards the weekend, with mild temperatures and possible thunderstorms on Friday.

Slidell Police address the issues with youths engaging in risky cycling behavior, calling for community action and highlighting the strain on resources and potential for serious consequences.

Olde Towne Slidell celebrates Mardi Gras with a King Cake Crawl on Twelfth Night, inviting participants to enjoy free king cake samples at local businesses.

Georgia man, Robert Itter, is charged with sex offenses involving a minor, after allegedly soliciting sexual material from a Louisiana teenager on Snapchat.

The New Orleans Fire Department raises awareness about the risks of occupational cancer faced by firefighters, promoting prevention and support during Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month.

Councilwoman Dee Dunn invites young singers to join the MLK Community Youth & Young Adult Choir ahead of the 42nd Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. March & Ceremony.

Gretna, Louisiana, begins railroad repairs on 4th Street, with minimal traffic impact expected; city distributes door hangers with details to residents.

Two individuals were shot in New Orleans' Holy Cross neighborhood. NOPD responded at 8:30 p.m. on Andry Street; victims hospitalized, investigation ongoing.

NOPD investigates New Orleans' first 2026 homicide, a 24-year-old man fatally shot on Downman Road and later found on Boeing Street. They seek information to find the culprit(s).

New Orleans' Municipal and Traffic Court reopens at its original Broad Street location after over four years since Hurricane Ida, providing normalcy to the city's justice system.

The article details a week's weather forecast for New Orleans with mostly sunny days and mild temperatures, turning to possible showers and cooler conditions by the weekend.

St. Tammany Fire Protection crew efficiently tackled a mailbox fire in Slidell, preventing any injuries or significant damage and humorously reporting the incident on Facebook.

The New Orleans Saints honored NOPD officers with a special visit to their facility, recognizing their heroism with social media acknowledgment and special jerseys.