St. Charles Parish announces road closures and detours due to maintenance, including asphalt resurfacing and wastewater work, with traffic managed by flaggers where necessary.

The I-10 in Orleans Parish has closures on ramps at Orleans Ave and St Philip St for utility work, affecting traffic from 9 AM to 3 PM. Detours are available.

NOPD's released crime stats show mixed law enforcement results, with a notable arrest for second-degree murder and decreased illegal firearm arrests and seizures.

I-59 Northbound bridge rail repairs in St. Tammany Parish may cause delays until July 3, 2025; left lane partially closed; DOTD advises caution and alternative routes.

Eastbound I-10 towards the Poydras Exit will have nighttime delays due to barrier-mounted sign assembly installation from June 23 to 26, causing partial lane closures.

A woman died and five were injured in a Baton Rouge nightclub shooting, with over 160 bullet casings found. Authorities are investigating, having detained people, seized cars and guns, and urging witnesses to come forward.

The NOPD is probing a fatal shooting in New Orleans East where a man was found deceased on Morrison Road. Details are limited; the investigation is ongoing.

New Orleans forecast includes chances of thunderstorms and high temperatures around 90 degrees, with varying precipitation probabilities throughout the week.

LA 49 (Williams Blvd) in Jefferson Parish will have partial lane closures for traffic signal work from June 23 to June 27, 2025, causing potential daytime delays.

LA 3154 in Jefferson Parish will have alternating lane closures for drainage work from June 23-27, affecting north and southbound traffic between LA 48 and 9th St.

Joseph C. Canizaro, a notable real estate developer in New Orleans, passed away at 88 after a series of strokes. His work reshaped the city’s skyline, and he was also a philanthropist and political supporter.

Deputy Byers helped a grieving driver fix his tie during a traffic stop, showing compassion beyond his law enforcement duties, as shared by St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office.

Louisiana's political leaders react to President Trump's confirmation of U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, with varying opinions on the action and its implications.