Eight people were injured in a shooting outside a Wallace business in St. John the Baptist Parish, with the investigation ongoing and no arrests yet made.

The National Weather Service forecasts severe weather in New Orleans, including showers and thunderstorms, with a mostly sunny outlook for the upcoming week.

Lawrence Hecker, an ex-priest convicted of rape, died at 93 in prison. His death is a sober end to his long-standing abuse case that left deep scars on victims and the New Orleans community.

A 13-year-old boy, Benjamin Mixon, was killed in Kentwood, LA, after a vehicle struck his bike. Another cyclist was injured, and the incident is under investigation.

The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office is seeking a woman involved in scamming several Dollar General stores, allegedly tricking employees and stealing nearly $1,000.

An RV and a tour bus caught fire in separate incidents near Treme, causing disruptions along I-10. All passengers evacuated the bus safely; the RV cause and injuries are unknown.

New Orleans unveils the Earhart Food Truck Plaza near Magnolia Street, set to host eight vendors and aimed at enhancing local cuisine and community space.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Kentell Sims by the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office for First Degree Rape and other charges involving a teen. He has not surrendered and officials seek public help.

The NOFD extinguished a fire at a senior living facility in New Orleans, with no reported injuries and the building's sprinkler system having effectively controlled the flames.

New Orleans and its police department are working closely with the U.S. Department of Justice to complete police reforms, ensuring public safety during a march while respecting demonstrators' rights.

A man was arrested in Louisiana for kidnapping a missing Tennessee teen found in a tent. He admitted to sexual relations with her and faces multiple charges.

The article discusses the variable weather conditions expected in New Orleans with rain, fog, and thunderstorms forecasted, followed by clearer skies as the weekend ends.

O'Keefe Avenue in New Orleans reopens after stabilization of the LEH Building, allowing businesses to resume operations. Economic Development Office encourages support for these local enterprises affected by the closure.