Chalmette Battlefield to Illuminate History with 210th Battle of New Orleans Anniversary Events
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park announces events for the 210th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans in January 2025, including a wreath-laying ceremony, weapons demonstrations, and a Memorial Illumination event.
Amite Man Faces Life Behind Bars, Charged with Kidnapping Leading to Death & Minor Transport for Illicit Acts in Louisiana to Mississippi Outrage
Amite man charged with kidnapping resulting in death and transporting a minor for sexual purposes, facing life imprisonment plus additional years and fines.
U.S. Attorney Duane A. Evans Extends Condolences, Praises Law Enforcement Following New Orleans Bourbon Street Violence
U.S. Attorney Duane A. Evans expressed condolences for the Bourbon Street attack and highlighted law enforcement's efforts and the DOJ's role in the ongoing investigation.
President Biden and First Lady to Show Support in New Orleans Following Devastating New Year's Terror Attack
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden plan to visit New Orleans in the aftermath of a terror attack that resulted in 14 deaths and 35 injuries to show support and discuss recovery efforts.
New Orleans Braces for Chilly Start with Cloudy Skies, Warmer Afternoon Expected Before Weekend Showers Set In
New Orleans weather report indicates overcast skies, a cool 58°F, and high humidity. Conditions may clear, with highs near 64°F. The weekend shows a chance of showers and gusty winds.
New Orleans on High Alert, State of Emergency Declared by Governor Landry After Terror Attack, Super Bowl and Mardi Gras Security Ramped Up
Governor Jeff Landry declares a State of Emergency in New Orleans following a terrorist attack on Bourbon Street, mobilizing state resources to ensure safety for upcoming Super Bowl LIX and Mardi Gras.












