A quadruple shooting in Gentilly left two dead and two injured; police are investigating the incident without a confirmed suspect or motive.

Three men are in critical condition after a shooting in Harvey, LA, according to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office, with no further details on suspects or motives yet.

The National Weather Service in New Orleans forecasts a mild mid-December week with patchy fog and mostly sunny days, with highs ranging from 54°F to 75°F.

Saints QB Derek Carr is out for Sunday's game due to injuries and Jake Haener will start. The team also reactivated Tanoh Kpassagnon and put linebacker D'Marco Jackson on injured reserve.

A 61-year-old cyclist, John Howard, was killed after a collision with a pickup truck on Highway 61 in Louisiana. Police are investigating the incident, including whether impairment was a factor.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for New Orleans, with a mix of sunny days and potential light showers, and mentions winds and temperatures for the coming days.

The New Orleans Fire Department controlled a two-alarm fire at The Hidden Vault on Earhart Blvd, with no reported injuries and ongoing investigations into its cause.

A Ponchatoula woman has been sentenced to over a year in prison for embezzling from her employer, with a mandate for restitution and supervised release after.

A man was shot near Champions Square, New Orleans, and hospitalized; the suspect was arrested. The incident occurred after a high school championship at the Superdome.

New Orleans fire departments urge caution during the holiday season to prevent fire hazards, offering safety tips such as choosing fresh Christmas trees and using approved electrical lights.

A New Orleans man, Leo Tate, pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges after being arrested with a firearm he was prohibited from possessing due to his criminal history.

A former Louisiana postal employee pled guilty to delaying and stealing mail, which included checks. He faces a potential 5-year sentence for each count.

A New Orleans man pleaded guilty to firearm possession in connection to drug trafficking, with evidence sourced from his social media and a search warrant at his residence.