New Orleans police are searching for a suspect who robbed a Burger King Saturday night, and got it his way. The man walked into the St. Roch restaurant, located near the corner of Franklin and N. Robertson Sts., at around 7:11 p.m., officials said.

Since Friday, multiple burglaries, shootings and robberies have plagued the city. A Ninth Ward shooting left one dead and two injured, a handful of Vieux Carre thefts left many empty handed, and a Burger King villain made off with some fast cash.

Most New Orleanians have frolicked through a flash flood, but trudging through the streets may soon become a thing of the past. Mary and Mitch have joined forced with Rep. Cedric Richmond to get $27million in FEMA funds to replace sub par sewers. Mayor Landrieu and Senator Landrieu announced the repairs today, coming to Filmore, West End, St. Roch, Dillard, and Gentilly Woods neighborhoods in Orleans, as well as to St. Bernard Parish. 

On Tuesday, the owner of St. Roch Tavern went before the Alcohol Beverage Control Board in a hearing  in the City Council Chambers.  Dozens of St. Roch supporters arrived to give public testimony, but they were not given a chance to speak during the four-hour process. Alexander Fleming wrote a Letter to the Editor to express his concern over the ABO's handling of the matter. 

St. Roch Tavern’s reputation as a late-night live music venue received a fundamental revision today in the City Council Chambers. The Alcohol Beverage Control Board took on the bar for violations that dealt with noise, loitering, and trash pickup. Under the deal reached at the hearing, St. Roch will be suspended from operating from April 6-April 20, live music will be heavily restricted, and the bar must close by 2:30am every night.

New Orleans Police are investigating a Friday afternoon murder of an unidentified man in St. Roch. The incident occurred around 2 p.m., near an Auto Zone location at the corner of Marigny St. and North Claiborne Ave.

In just a few months, St. Roch residents will have a revamped park six blocks away from their new spot to make groceries. Sampson Playground, located at the corner of N. Roman and St. Roch, sustained significant damages from Katrina. However, the park is slated to reopen by 2013 with a fresh face and new facilities including a baseball field, a resurfaced basketball court, and possibly even a pool.

New Orleans police are asking for the public's help in locating a St. Roch girl who has been missing for a week. Curnisha Dyer, 13, was last seen by her mother at her home in the 2400 block of Music St. on Jan. 9. Dyer was supposed to catch a bus to school at Orleans Ave. and N. Galvez St., but it is unknown if she ever got on the bus.

Violence continued to reign in New Orleans Tuesday night. One man died in a shooting, and six more were shot in two incidents. In the 6000 block of Yorktown Dr. in New Orleans East, gunfire sprayed just after 7:30 p.m. Five men were found wounded on the scene, with one of them dying at the hospital from his wounds. Police recovered a weapon at the scene, but further details on the incident were scant.

Getting kids published might sound like a lofty goal within the New Orleans public school system, but Doug Keller and his team of educators and artists at “Big Class,” made it happen.