New Orleans Police are seeking Gilda Blanton for an alleged theft in Algiers, caught on video at 7:58 a.m. on June 24, 2025. Public tips are requested.

A Honduran man was indicted for illegal firearm possession in New Orleans, facing potential prison time and fines. The case is part of Operation Take Back America.

In New Orleans, the City Council approved an expansion of the Bike Share program, higher graffiti penalties, examined the Wisner Trust's value, and sought permanent polling places. They also honored Dooky Chase Restaurant and Ms. Linda Butler.

The DOTD announces a $1.63 million project to replace a culvert on La. 93, leading to a 21-day road closure in Lafayette Parish, starting July 7, 2025.

NOPD seeks help finding a man accused of assaulting women. The suspect is described as a stocky Black male with short hair, wearing dark clothes and carrying a distinct blue bag.

New Orleans is expecting a week of wet weather with high chances of showers and thunderstorms, particularly between 1pm and 4pm today, and ongoing precipitation likely into Independence Day.

NOPD seeks help identifying suspects in an aggravated battery and assaults with a firearm on South Claiborne Ave, providing descriptions and images online.

Two Louisiana men were cited by the LDWF for multiple commercial seafood violations, including failing to maintain and submit records and operating without proper licenses.

Judge Faulkner sentenced Saleh "Sam" Omar to 40 years for manslaughter in the duct tape suffocation of Mohamed "Mo" Mezlini, with Omar fleeing to Panama and later extradited for trial.

Roadwork on LA 611-9 in Jefferson Parish starting June 30 will impact traffic with alternating lane closures for maintenance, including tree trimming and pavement patching until July 3.

New Orleans man Cardell Glover was sentenced to 8 years for multiple federal gun crimes, including possessing a stolen firearm and a machine gun. He also faces supervised release and a fine.

The Louisiana Department of Transportation announced roadwork on LA 49 (Williams Blvd) from June 30 to July 3, which will cause alternating lane closures due to sidewalk and curb repairs.

Jovante Matthews was convicted in New Orleans for carjacking, firearm offenses, and being an “Armed Career Criminal.” He faces a lengthy prison sentence.