The National Weather Service in New Orleans forecasts clear, sunny weather with highs in the mid-80s and comfortable evening temperatures. Winds will be gentle and shift throughout the weekend.

A Louisiana woman was charged with animal cruelty for dragging a dog with her car. The dog is critical but stable, and the woman was arrested and held without bond.

The New Orleans City Council approved an ordinance requiring CO alarms in homes, with NOFD and NOHD providing free combination CO/smoke alarms and installation to residents.

A Plaquemines Parish Sheriff's deputy is in ICU with a head injury after a motorcycle crash while on duty. Traffic was cleared for emergency transport to a New Orleans hospital. The investigation is ongoing.

A fatal crash on Louisiana Highway 48 led to road closures and traffic disruptions. Authorities are investigating the incident which caused at least one death.

NOPD seeks 5 men for a dangerous motorcycle event, with Terran Barthelemy and others accused of reckless vehicle operation.

Two drivers died in a head-on collision on Louisiana Highway 36, which also injured a child. The crash involved a Honda Fit crossing the center line and striking a GMC Acadia.

A man pleaded guilty to falsifying information on a U.S. passport application, using another person's identity, and now faces a potential sentence inclusive of prison, supervised release, and fines.

New Orleans is experiencing a week of clear skies and mild temperatures with daily highs in the mid-80s and lows in the 70s and upper 60s, as per the National Weather Service.

The article discusses how Keep Louisiana Beautiful and Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser honored 29 Louisiana communities for their environmental efforts, awarding them at a conference in Baton Rouge.

St. Tammany Parish announces a second Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day. The event, aimed at safe disposal of hazardous items, is scheduled for November 16 at Northshore Square Mall and requires pre-registration.

Dakota Anderson, 24, was arrested in Tangipahoa Parish for the second-degree rape of two teenage girls, with the sheriff's office seeking more information.

A New Orleans tax preparer pleaded guilty to tax fraud and misuse of COVID-19 relief funds. She filed false returns and must pay $405,133 in restitution.