The Orleans Parish Clerk of Criminal Court has called for an investigation into the "catastrophic failure" of removing ...

Special teams can be the difference in wins and losses around the NFL. For the New Orleans Saints, they will have a new ...

Making New Orleans a sports Mecca is one of the main missions of Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation CEO Jay Cicero and ...

A New Orleans man pled guilty on Thursday, July 31, to the possession of images and videos that depict the sexual ...

Hundreds of sensitive criminal court records, including files tied to rapes and capital murder cases, were accidentally thrown out and buried in the Gentilly Landfill by city employees.

The Army Corps of Engineers finished it in 2018, creating a 133-mile perimeter around the greater New Orleans region with the ...

Meteorologist Devon Lucie starts with the tropics forecast showing you where several system are right now, where they're ...

In "Hurricane Katrina: 20 Years After the Storm," Roberts returns to New Orleans to speak with musicians, including ...

Gulf Coast residents were left frustrated at the cover art that featured an iconic beachfront home built in 1889, despite the ...

New Orleans clerk of court staff have been digging ankle-deep through mounds of landfill trash to salvage court records that the city erroneously discarded.

In 2006, Ari Shapiro reported on how Hurricane Katrina made an already broken public defender system in New Orleans worse.

NOPD seeks help to find Sirk Burras, Jr., a suspect in a serious case of aggravated battery involving a firearm.