The NOPD released preliminary fourth-quarter crime statistics for 2024, detailing sex crimes and domestic violence, with acknowledgment that the data is tentative and subject to further analysis.

Governor Landry of Louisiana has implemented a comprehensive plan to tackle homelessness in Orleans Parish, involving a new Transitional Center, emergency funding, housing vouchers, relocation assistance, and coordination with state agencies.

Jermaine Cole Jr. is sought by St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office for a fatal shoot in Chalmette, facing second-degree murder and obstruction charges. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.

Former LSU football player Kyren Lacy turned himself in and was released on bail following a fatal hit-and-run in December. He faces charges including negligent homicide.

New Orleans residents experienced a foggy, chilly morning with a high humidity of 96%. The National Weather Service predicted a slight chance of showers and clearing skies with temperatures rising to 54°F during the day.

The New Orleans Police Department honored Mary Roberts for her 50+ years of service as she retired from her role as a Fleet Services Support Specialist.

Ormond Boulevard in Destrehan will close southbound from Thomas Coby to Elmwood Drive for sewer work Jan 13-17, 2025, 7:30am-1:30pm. Detours will be marked.

The Houston Texans honored three New Orleans police officers for their bravery during a New Year's Day terrorist attack, awarding them as "First Responders of the Game."

Darrion Young of New Orleans was sentenced to over 17 years for drug and firearms offenses, following a guilty plea to all charges including a 2022 carjacking.

The National Weather Service predicts a 40% chance of showers in New Orleans today with high temperatures around 58 degrees, and 100% chance of heavier rain overnight.

The City Planning Commission office will be closed for in-person visits on January 14th, with reasons unspecified, but services remain accessible online and via phone.

The FBI targets violent crime nationwide, with recent indictments in Illinois and Montana, a kidnapping-death charge in Louisiana, a manhunt in Colorado, and child abuse charges against a Florida doctor.

New Orleans officials open Business Recovery Centers to support businesses affected by the Bourbon Street attack, offering loans up to $2 million with the help of the SBA.