NOPD’s Sex Crimes Unit is investigating an attempted first‑degree rape in the 6100 block of Magazine Street and has released a suspect description. Detectives are asking the public to call with tips.

Gunfire near the New Orleans Fairgrounds sent two people to the hospital early Sunday. Police say they're investigating and released few details.

A four-vehicle crash on the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge closed I-10 West near Butte La Rose and snarled traffic; state troopers posted photos and an advisory. Drivers were detoured and should check 511 for updates.

A U.S. Sun report says Jeffrey LaBeouf is living in New Orleans and not listed on Louisiana's sex-offender registry as his son faces court-ordered rehab.

A single‑car wreck on the north I‑10 service road and Neyrey Drive left a man dead on Saturday. Jefferson Parish deputies have opened an investigation and have not released the victim’s name.

A private firearm sale on Macon Drive ended in an armed robbery and an arrest; police recovered weapons after executing search warrants.

NOPD posted a photo naming a person of interest in a Jan. 24 vehicle-theft in the Fourth District. Officials say the man may have information and tips can be submitted anonymously.

MSY will close Runway 2/20 beginning March 2, 2026 for an eight‑month, $27.1M rebuild. Flights shift to Runway 11/29 and nearby neighborhoods may see more noise.

Task force‑backed bills would expand anti‑hazing training and let colleges suspend or ban organizations after deadly initiation rituals.

Detectives released surveillance stills after shots were fired on Feb. 12 in Reserve and asked the public to identify the pictured person.

At GNO Inc.'s annual luncheon, leaders touted nearly $20 billion in planned investment while Mayor Moreno pushed repairs and regional cooperation.

A Jefferson Parish judge found Brandon Jacobs not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2022 killing of Uber driver Yolanda Dillion. The court has scheduled a March 18 hearing to weigh commitment and treatment.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Payne will lead the federal prosecution in the sprawling New Orleans staged‑wrecks case that names local lawyers and dozens of admitted participants.