The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office is searching for a woman involved in a shoplifting at Hibbett Sports on July 31, sharing surveillance photos and seeking public help.

A woman named Regena Moore died in a crash in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, after her vehicle struck a tree. The cause of the accident is under investigation.

New Orleans Police seek public assistance in locating theft suspect Darrell Smith after a hotel bar purse theft.

Upcoming nighttime roadwork on LA 16 in Livingston Parish may cause travel delays due to intermittent lane closures from August 11th to 16th, with detours available.

I-10 lane closures at Coone Gully Bridge in Calcasieu Parish for sheet pile installation will cause delays from 7 p.m. August 6 to 6 a.m. August 7, 2025.

New Orleans officials warn of scammers targeting City Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Adjustments applicants with fake invoices from a non-city email address.

New Orleans officials announced a vague operational issue and assured more details to come, leaving residents curious and concerned about potential service disruptions.

A Louisiana man, Daniel Wayne Callihan, pleads guilty to kidnapping resulting in death and transporting a minor for criminal sexual activity. He faces mandatory life imprisonment.

The National Weather Service forecasts thunderstorms and high humidity for New Orleans, with fluctuating chances of rain throughout the week and temperatures peaking around 89 degrees.

Patrick Beard appointed as Director of Economic Development and Tourism for St. Charles Parish, expected to stimulate investment and diversify economy.

The GeauxPass Customer Service Center in Golden Meadow is closed today for maintenance, but a temporary service station is available at the Plaquemines Parish Multi-Purpose Center.

St. Charles Parish Council plans to discuss new ordinances on August 18, 2025, for property taxes, services, and infrastructure, including levee and road improvements, fire protection, and more.

A Louisiana man was cited for illegal shrimping and could face fines and jail time after being caught with 544 pounds of shrimp during a closed season.