Photos by Brandon Robert & Daniel Paschall

This weekend's Boogaloo brought eco-friendly fun to Bayou St. John, and Brandon Robert shot the bands, the crowds, and the canoes from the fest.  Sunday's bicycle second line combined the principles of Boogaloo with brass from Bone Tone and Pocket Aces. Hundreds wheeled up for Bike Easy's event, and photographers Robert and Daniel Paschall captured some highlights. 

NOPD released a sketch of the man who they believe robbed two people while waiting for the streetcar on Canal St. this week. About 11:30 p.m. Monday, a 27-year-old man and woman aged 22 and 24 were waiting at at the streetcar stop at the intersection of Canal and N. Lopez Sts., when a man approached with his right hand in his pocket.

by Anisa Peraica

It's Lemonade Day in Louisiana, when we remember a drink associated with warm weather and childhood. During Jazz Fest season, it can be associated with money. One freckle-faced entrepreneur in particular has made a niche for himself in the Bayou St. John community. 10 -year -old Lyle Usdin, along with some of his neighbors, have made a tradition out of selling lemonade at the corner of Ursulines and Lopez streets for the past three years during Jazz Fest season.

New Orleans police released video Thursday showing the two men who were allegedly responsible for a triple shooting in Mid-City on Tuesday. The shooting in the 4000 block of Baudin Street left two men dead and injured an eight-year-old boy.

Two men died and an eight-year-old boy was wounded in a triple shooting Tuesday night in Mid-City. Around 5:50 p.m., shots rang out in the 4000 block of Baudin Street, police said.

Between a Trash Mob cleanup in Mid-City and the second NOLA Bike to Work Day, Photographer Daniel Paschall has been putting in some heavy pedal over the past few days. Click through to view photos of the events, and learn more about each event.

by Elaina Patton

Finn McCool’s is hosting their 4th Annual St. Baldrick’s Day fundraiser Saturday. The St. Baldrick’s Foundation has been around for over a decade, since it was founded in New York by a group of four friends who were inspired by the St. Paddy’s Day spirit. But, the team behind Finn McCool’s is putting their own spin on the day and getting one well-known Saint involved.

New Orleans police are asking for the public's help in locating and identifying a person who may have information about a late 2012 Mid-City shooting. The person (pictured) is not a suspect in the case, but may be able to help deteticves solve a Dec. 15, 2012 shooting at S. Gayoso and Palmyra St.

A double shooting left a woman dead in Mid-City, and a man was cut during an attempted robbery in the Marigny Sunday, according to New Orleans police. In the stabbing incident, a man was attacked by a group of three men, one of whom was wielding a glass bottle.

Before the nutria ruled Bayou St. John, other tribes flourished on the historic waterway. Recently, archaeologists working for FEMA discovered some of the only prehistoric artifacts of their kind along the banks of the slow river. Among the artifacts were pottery sherds dating to 300-400 AD.