A Honduran man was sentenced to 101 months in prison for drug, firearm, and illegal reentry offenses, as part of Operation Take Back America, involving multiple agencies.

New Orleans is expected to have sunny weather and a high near 89 degrees with a gentle north breeze. Conditions will remain mild in the evening. The forecast indicates similar weather on Wednesday and possible showers on Thursday.

NOPD's weekly report indicates a drop in gun-related crimes, with key arrests made in homicide cases and a decline in illegal firearm possession and gun seizures compared to the previous year.

Two individuals were killed in a St. Tammany Parish house fire, with ongoing investigations to determine its cause.

The LA 556 bridge at Dry Creek, closed for emergency repairs, has been reopened by DOTD after quick work, restoring normal traffic flow for Jackson Parish residents.

Gov. Jeff Landry criticizes the pace of the EPA's cleanup at Smitty's Supply in Tangipahoa Parish after an explosion, pushing for an expedited process following an environmental spill.

NOPD investigates a Bourbon Street shooting that killed one woman and injured others, seeking the public's help to locate four individuals connected to the incident.

NOPD arrests 26-year-old Enrique Garcia for a fatal shooting on Dumaine Street; investigation leads to same-day arrest and second-degree murder charge.

One killed and three injured in a Bourbon Street shooting; NOPD is investigating the incident with no suspects yet identified.

The National Weather Service in New Orleans forecasts sunny days with high temperatures in the 80s and a gentle breeze, with slight chances of showers later in the week.

The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office showcases its P.O.S.T. Academy training progress, focusing on hands-on skills and team dynamics. Cadets prepare for water survival exercises in upcoming training.

New Orleans' forecast includes sunny skies with high temps near 88°F, mild winds, and comfortable nights. A change later in the week could bring showers and thunderstorms.

The LDWF is temporarily closing the Nature & Science Center at Port Wonder for repairs to the aquatic life support system, not affecting the Children’s Museum.