Westwego Woman Sentenced for Theft of Government Funds Amid Pandemic Fraud Crackdown
Penelope Passero, 50, of Westwego, has been sentenced for theft of government funds totaling about $59,320.97, including Social Security and CARES Act funds. She received time served and three years of supervised release, and must pay restitution.
Mother of Second-Line Shooting Suspect Faces Charges for Alleged Role in Crafting False Alibi
Ashley Gray was granted a $150,000 bond as an accessory after the fact to second-degree murder, linked to a double homicide at a second-line parade. She is accused of fabricating an alibi and misleading investigators.
New DeSaix Boulevard Bridge Reopens in New Orleans, Enhancing Local Connectivity and Safety
The DeSaix Boulevard Bridge in New Orleans has reopened after a $6 million upgrade to enhance infrastructure, safety, and connectivity for pedestrians and vehicles.
New Orleans Drivers Alert: I-10 On-Ramp Closures at Tulane and Orleans Avenues Due to Tree Trimming Operations
New Orleans warns of I-10 on-ramp closures at Tulane and Orleans avenues for tree trimming on Dec. 14, with detours via Claiborne Avenue until 4 p.m. for visibility and safety improvements.
Metairie Man Convicted of Second-Degree Murder in 'Ambush' Shooting on Airline Drive
Anthony Morgan was convicted of second-degree murder and other charges for the 2022 ambush shooting of Aaron Lee. Evidence refuted his self-defense claim, showing Lee was shot in his car. Morgan also tried to obstruct the investigation post-arrest.
New Orleans' Hogs for the Cause 2025 Unveils Lineup with Charley Crockett, Stephen Wilson Jr., and Zach Top Leading Big Barbecue Bash for Pediatric Cancer Aid
The Hogs for the Cause 2025 festival in New Orleans will feature music by Charley Crockett and others, including a barbecue competition, to aid families with pediatric cancer.












