The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for New Orleans due to high temperatures and humidity, urging precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses.

New Orleans and Loyola University initiate the "Tune-Up Grant Program" for better sound management in music venues, providing grants and educational opportunities.

NOPD is seeking public help to locate James Jarrel Daniels, a suspect in a vehicle theft on Read Boulevard. He is a Black male, born July 4, 1985, 6'2", 219 lbs. A warrant has been issued for his arrest.

Louisiana State Police are accepting applications for their 108th Cadet Class until tonight, offering advanced training for prospective state troopers starting January 4, 2026.

NOPD continues the search for Bryan Vasquez, a missing 12-year-old non-verbal boy, by inspecting backyards and reviewing footage, while scaling down field resources after 72 hours.

St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office broadcasts the grueling journey of its cadets during a 17-week POST Academy, aiming to offer insights, attract new recruits, and promote transparency.

Two men from Thibodaux were arrested for armed robbery involving a smartphone sale on Karla Drive, with one suspect also facing charges for unlawful use of body armor and obstruction of justice.

The westbound Harvey Tunnel reopened after renovations, with eastbound upgrades due by 2026, part of a $54 million project to improve the 1957 tunnel including new lighting and flood resilience features.

Rookie Tyler Shough is starting as quarterback for the New Orleans Saints in their preseason game against the Jaguars, following a performance where he completed 15 out of 22 passes with one touchdown and an interception.

The article provides a weather forecast for New Orleans, predicting heat, high humidity, and thunderstorms throughout the week, with mostly sunny conditions and high heat indexes.

A 73-year-old man from Ponchatoula was arrested on child pornography charges involving materials of children under 13 after investigators traced illicit uploads back to his address.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries reports 68.4% of the state's Red Snapper quota caught as season continues with specific regulations.

LDWF plans a drawdown of Lake Martin for vegetation control and sediment compression, starting September 2, 2025, and ending December 31, 2025, with refilling by January 31, 2026.