Three people were injured after being hit by a vehicle near New Orleans Jazz Fest; the driver struck the pedestrians as crowds gathered. Their conditions remain undisclosed.

New Orleans Police seek two women, Demella and Derneca Walker, for vehicle burglary, fraud, and hit-and-run on April 28, 2025. Public assistance requested.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather for New Orleans with chances of showers and thunderstorms, fluctuating temperatures, and sunny spells in the coming days.

I-10 Westbound ramps at Exit 87 in Acadia Parish will be closed for construction on May 1 from 8:00 p.m. to May 2 at 6:00 a.m. and during subsequent nights. Detours are provided.

A Honduran national, Juan Josue Cuevar-Alvarado, faces a federal indictment for illegal firearm possession, intent to distribute drugs, and using a firearm in drug trafficking.

Honduran national Solvin Arrialo-Romero was indicted for illegal reentry and failure to register, with potential imprisonment and fines announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Michael M. Simpson.

Honduran man, Jose Melvin Lopez-Lorenzo, indicted on illegal re-entry charge in the US after prior deportation; faces potential 2-year sentence and $250,000 fine.

Mexican national Jesus Maldonado-Lopez was sentenced to one year probation for illegal re-entry into the U.S. after deportation following a felony conviction.

Hammond man, Kylin Sexton, pleads guilty to intending to distribute drugs, with a sentencing on July 24, 2025, which could result in twenty years in prison and a $1 million fine.

Mark Savoie, 48, was cited for theft of crab trap contents in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana, following a tip-off and investigation by local Wildlife and Fisheries agents.

The LDWF's 14th Boating Education Lagniappe Day certified 123 boaters, offering free NASBLA courses, food, and prizes across nine Louisiana locations.

A Louisiana man was cited for illegally harvesting shrimp during the off-season by LDWF agents, who seized 50 pounds of shrimp. He faces fines and potential jail time.

Jason Adriance was named Conservation Professional of the Year by the Louisiana Wildlife Federation for his efforts in aquatic conservation with the LDWF.