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The New Orleans Police Department is investigating an attempted first-degree rape which occurred Saturday, Feb. 28 in Uptown.

New Orleans police are asking for the public’s help to track down a person of interest in a recent vehicle-theft investigation, saying he may have information that could move the case forward. According to a post by the New Orleans Police Department on Facebook, officers have identified 19-year-old Dashaun...

Visions of St. Joseph altars dance across Amy Cannizaro Burris’ childhood memories. Her grandmothers participated in the annual tradition in greater New Orleans when she was growing up, creating altars intricately arranged with homemade cookies and breads, along with candles and pictures of loved ones. The practice...

When Andrea Cedeño and her husband, Wilmer Guevara Brito, chose to settle in Kenner, they had imagined an American dream of settling their family somewhere safe, buying a home and starting a business. But when the U.S. Border Patrol operation Catahoula Crunch descended on Southeast Louisiana and Mississippi, their...

NEW ORLEANS — The state rested their case again a man accused of brutally killing his ex girlfriend back in 2023, on day four of the trial. Henry Talley Jr. is facing several charges, including firstd egree murder, for the killing of Asia Davis. Davis was killed around 9...

Mayor Helena Moreno met Tuesday night for more than two hours with the presidents of seven other metro area parishes — the first such meeting among the New Orleans area’s top leaders in years and an indication of the priority the new mayor is placing on regional cooperation.

The words of a slain federal witness are expected to loom large in a New Orleans courtroom this week as a trial begins for two local lawyers and two others accused in a wild scheme to stage vehicle wrecks with big rig trucks across the Crescent City. The trial, slated...

The New Orleans Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding the parents of an unidentified child found in the St. Claude neighborhood.

From the Nile to the Mississippi, this New Orleans exhibit brings King Tut’s tomb, Egyptian history, and cultural influence to life.

Want to know where New Orleans voodoo actually comes from? Skip the French Quarter ghost tours with costumed guides. The real story lives in Treme. Most voodoo tours stick to St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 and Marie Laveau’s supposed tomb. They feed you Hollywood myths about zombie powder and voodoo dolls stuck with pins.