A juvenile has been arrested for a New Orleans homicide; NOPD and U.S. Marshals detained the suspect, who is charged with second-degree murder but presumed innocent until proven guilty.

NOPD arrested a 13-year-old for threats against Audubon Gentilly School. The juvenile is charged with one count of terrorizing after a lockdown and investigation.

NOPD investigates two unrelated shootings during a second line parade, resulting in 13 wounded and two dead. One person of interest detained on unrelated charges is linked to the first incident.

The New Orleans City Council is poised to approve a $1.8 billion Executive Budget to enhance city services and address residents’ concerns, with investments in health, safety, housing, and economic development.

NOPD seeks public help to identify a suspect in a November 15 burglary, where a window was shattered to enter a business and steal merchandise. An image of the suspect is released for identification.

A fire broke out at a historic building on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans, with the NOFD responding swiftly and containing the blaze, causing one firefighter hand injury.

Heavy rain caused power outages for over 5,000 in St. John the Baptist Parish; outages affected neighboring parishes and schools. Restoration is ongoing.

NOPD seeks help identifying a female suspect from a surveillance video after a business robbery in the Third District. She entered a business by manipulating a window and escaped with several items.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for potential coastal and regular flooding in southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi due to heavy rainfall.

NBA YoungBoy pleaded guilty in Utah to charges related to a prescription drug fraud scheme, avoiding state prison but facing federal time and probation.

The NOPD released crime stats for Nov 10-16, including an arrest for an alleged rape and the apprehension of five juveniles threatening schools. Gun arrests and seizures decreased compared to 2023.

Four New Orleans residents have been indicted on federal kidnapping and other related charges with penalties that could include life imprisonment and substantial fines.

Two shootings happened along a New Orleans parade route, resulting in two deaths and at least ten injuries. The incidents occurred 45 minutes apart with the second involving gunfire from a car.