NWS forecasts sunny weather with possible showers and thunderstorms in New Orleans; temperatures to reach highs in the low 90s, lows in the upper 70s.

The NOPD seeks public assistance to identify a suspect from a June 4 business burglary on Tulane Avenue, sharing surveillance images of the white male with a goatee.

Lt. Jason Mire graduated from the FBI National Academy, enhancing his skills in leadership, communication, and fitness, as celebrated by the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office.

Deputies from the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office were awarded Life Saving Medals for their emergency interventions, recognized in a ceremony led by Sheriff Randy Smith.

US 90 Westbound in Jefferson Parish faces lane closures for median work near the Jefferson/St. Charles Parish Line, affecting commutes from June 3 to June 5.

NOPD seeks information from Cierra Ussin, a person of interest in a simple robbery on Southlawn Boulevard, not as a suspect but for potential insights.

Louisiana DOTD is using devices to count traffic for planning and infrastructure improvement in various parishes, and urges the public not to tamper with them.

The Carrollton Avenue on-ramp in Louisiana is set to reopen earlier than expected after a garbage truck incident, with DOTD announcing the road will be accessible by the end of the week.

New Orleans Police are seeking public assistance to locate a food trailer stolen on June 3, 2025, from Thayer Street. No suspect details are provided yet.

Two men were cited in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, for possessing 22 Red Drum fish, over the legal limit. Additional charges were made for license fraud.

St. Charles Parish has started a road maintenance program, including resurfacing and closures, affecting local routes over the summer, with brief work durations and scheduled full closures like East Heather Drive.

LDWF made 13 arrests for boating while impaired during the Memorial Day weekend on Louisiana waterways, emphasizing enforcement of boating safety laws.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office and New Orleans City Council debate over funding needed for urgent jail repairs, with Sheriff Hutson requesting $1 million while the council expresses skepticism, citing the office's existing emergency funds.