A Mexican national pleaded guilty to using someone else's Social Security number to renew a Louisiana driver's license and faces up to five years in prison.

The Louisiana DOTD announced temporary closures of the Jackson Street Bridge for inspections and maintenance on May 12 and 13, urging travelers to use detoured routes.

Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office millage renewal passes by a mere two votes, securing essential operations funding.

NWS New Orleans predicts a sunny high of 80°F today with light winds, turning partly cloudy overnight. Conditions shift Tuesday with a 60% chance of AM showers and potential thunderstorms, leading to a wetter and more turbulent week ahead.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office funding renewal passed by two votes, deemed crucial for operations and staffing. Other parishes voted on fiscal measures, with positive outcomes for infrastructure and services.

Louisiana State Police confirmed the death of Rita Owens, 91, in a three-vehicle crash in St. Bernard Parish. Owens was not wearing a seatbelt, highlighting the importance of safety restraints in vehicles.

New Orleans to experience mixed weather including sunny skies and possible thunderstorms, with changes starting on Tuesday according to the National Weather Service.

NOPD officer was seriously injured and a suspect killed in an incident where the officer fired her weapon while being dragged by a vehicle. A bystander was also injured.

New Orleans extends its Healthy Homes ordinance registration deadline for rental property owners to June 15, 2025, ensuring compliance with safety standards.

New Orleans launches the Safe Streets for All initiative to reduce traffic-related deaths and injuries, inviting public input via a website, survey, and events.

Louisiana's future hunting seasons for 2025-27 have been approved by the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission; next, they undergo legislative review before finalization.

Roadwork on LA 3154 and LA 48 in Jefferson Parish will cause alternating lane closures and delays from May 5 to May 9.

New Orleans forecast predicts showers and thunderstorms, with varied chances of precipitation and temperatures in the 60s to low 80s throughout the week.