NOPD arrested Jeremiah Williams for the murder of Frederick Magee in the Warehouse District, with help from U.S. Marshals, following an investigatory lead.

New Orleans consolidates its Joint Infrastructure Recovery Request Program management with CDM Smith, MB3/Civix, and the Department of Public Works leading to improve efficiency.

NOPD arrests a 15-year-old for homicide after a coordinated effort with the U.S. Marshals; the victim, 18-year-old Jairus Gayden, died from gunshot wounds.

NOPD arrested two suspects, Dillon McLendon and Vondell Johnson, for a string of carjackings and a robbery. Weapons and other items were seized in connection with the alleged crimes.

St. James high school football team lost the Division III Non-Select state championship game against Sterlington 35-28, their second consecutive defeat in the finals.

A woman was arrested in New Orleans for a series of bonsai thefts from local garden shops, facing possible penalties including 12 years in prison and fines.

A car crash in New Orleans after a police chase ended in the deaths of two West Jefferson High School students. The driver, Joneaka Smooth, faces manslaughter and other charges.

New Orleans is expecting variable weather with mostly cloudy skies and chances of showers, as per the National Weather Service. Highs will range from 60s to 70s with gentle to moderate east winds.

President Biden granted clemency to nearly 1,500 Americans, including pardons for 39 non-violent offenders, emphasizing rehabilitation and second chances.

New Orleans announces "Music Census Sessions," aimed at helping local musicians and industry professionals develop vital business skills for career advancement.

Joseph Harold West Jr. of St. Tammany Parish pleaded guilty to a wire fraud conspiracy to defraud a political candidate and others, resulting in losses of about $446,302.23.

New Orleans landlords must register rentals by January 1st as required by the Healthy Homes program, with informative webinars available to explain the process.

New Orleans advances plans to secure the long-neglected Plaza Tower with a $2.7 million safety measure funding, prepping for its eventual $28 million demolition.