The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is investigating a hunting accident in East Baton Rouge Parish where one hunter shot another, mistaking him for a deer.

New Orleans police are searching for a man who attacked and threatened an RTA bus driver, with the NOPD releasing images to seek public help in his capture.

A dispute at a Kentwood store led to Deshawn Roberts being fatally shot by Demarcus Blount, now charged with murder.

The NWS issued a dense fog advisory in southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi due to visibility below a quarter-mile, advising motorists to drive carefully.

The Pelicans offer updates on players' health, with Zion Williamson and Jose Alvarado expected to resume practice next week, while Brandon Ingram remains out with an ankle sprain.

St. James Parish prepares for its traditional Christmas Eve bonfire event, which includes impressive structures and local festivities, with a detailed traffic plan for safety.

Two men were critically wounded in a shooting in LaPlace, Louisiana, following an argument. Both suspects, Marius White and Jaron Robinson, along with two arrests related to the incident, are under investigation.

O'Keefe Avenue in New Orleans has reopened for pedestrians after a safe stabilization of the partially collapsed Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities building.

The New Orleans National Weather Service forecasts a week with mixed weather, including sunshine and potential thunderstorms, with varying chances of rain and temperatures around the high 60s to mid-70s°F.

Jefferson Parish reminds residents of their Christmas Tree Recycling Program to combat coastal erosion, with tree drop-off and curbside collection dates provided, excluding decorations and artificial trees.

Burgundy Street in New Orleans will close from Iberville to Canal Street for a waterline tie-in related to DPW's rehabilitation project, impacting Thursday traffic.

President Joe Biden commuted the death sentences of 37 individuals, including ex-cop Len Davis, who orchestrated a murder in 1994, changing their sentences to life without parole.

A New Orleans man pled guilty to narcotics charges, facing up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $1,000,000 after an FBI investigation linked him to fentanyl distribution.