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Perilloux was convicted of three counts of indecent behavior with juveniles and one misdemeanor count of sexual battery in September.

New Orleans Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson was the victim of an attempted auto theft on October 10, the Saints organization confirmed Friday.

The Smoothie King Center has become a site for early voting after a nation-wide push months ago from NBA players who urged cities across the country to turn their sports venues into polling places for the upcoming election.

House Bill 83, better known as the “Ka’Mauri Harrison Act”, will give families more protections during virtual learning.

The Saints organization is requesting that the Superdome be allowed to host fans at 25 percent capacity beginning with the next Saints home game.

The City of New Orleans is moving into the first three stages of Phase 3, according to Mayor LaToya Cantrell.

Galatoire’s has not stated if a staff member of patron was possibly infected.

Mayor Latoya Cantrell says that New Orleans will remain in Phase 2 despite Governor John Bel Edwards' decision to allow the state to move into Phase 3 on Friday.

1 suspect accused in Memorial Day shooting that injured 7

A spokesperson for the City of New Orleans confirmed that the body of Jose Ponce Arreola was removed from the site Monday.

Due to the continued increase in COVID-19 numbers across the country the company has made the decision to remain shutdown and cancel all upcoming cruises.

NOPD is searching for 14-year-old Kym Banks.

The severed water main between Jean Lafitte and Grand Isle was fused activated Saturday morning

New Orleans City Officials will give an update about the demolition of the Hard Rock collapse site and the recovery of the bodies of two workers who remain inside.

St. John Parish Judge Jeff Perilloux qualifies for his current district judgeship despite awaiting trial on three counts of indecent behavior with a juvenile.

New Orleans police are investigating a fatal shooting that was initially classified as a fatal fire.

In Landry’s statement, he says the mandate is “likely unconstitutional and unenforceable”.

New Orleans Police reported two separate shootings Monday night that left a man and a woman injured.

NOLA Ready tweeted out the announcement Wednesday morning around 7:30 a.m.

The Director of the New Orleans Department of Health, Dr. Jennifer Avegno said a free testing site in the city ran out of tests within the first five minutes it was open on Monday.

The proclamation will go into effect at Noon Thursday.

Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Lee-Sheng said she has signed an emergency declaration that will require people to wear masks to protect against the spread of COVID-19 starting on Wednesday (July 1).

Dr. Jennifer Avegno expressed concern about large gatherings and the spread of the Coronavirus.

The restaurant says the decision to close was out of an abundance of caution to ensure the health and safety of their employees and customers.

St. Augustine High School has been awarded $1.5 million from Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey making it the school’s largest one time donation.

Mayor Latoya Cantrell says New Orleans must face tougher restrictions surrounding COVID-19 but did praise the continued decline in new cases.

The New Orleans City Council will meet to learn more about the New Orleans Police Department’s use of tear gas on the Crescent City Connection during a protest last week.

The minute long video called “A message on behalf of the NFL” that was posted to Thomas’ Instagram Thursday night features Odell Beckham Jr., Tyrann Mathieu, Ezekiel Elliot, Patrick Mahomes and many others.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees has taken to social media to apologize for comments he made regarding protests of the National Anthem.

New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Shaun Ferguson said his officers had a dialogue with the protesters and he said they allowed one of them to use a police microphone to address the crowd and calm the situation.