New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell and former NOPD Officer Jeffrey Vappie are indicted on charges of wire fraud and obstruction, accused of defrauding the city and misusing resources.

Four men were cited in Louisiana for multiple alligator hunting violations, including illegally taking and possessing alligators, after a tip-off about dead alligators in Saline Lake.

Roadwork on LA 49 (Williams Blvd) in Jefferson Parish will begin on August 18, 2025, causing expected traffic disruptions and alternating lane closures due to paving operations.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for New Orleans, predicting heat index values up to 108 degrees and advising precautions against heat illnesses.

NOPD reports increased traffic enforcement, with 1,200 citations and a reduction in traffic-related fatalities and crashes, emphasizing community partnership and education for road safety.

1834 Ventures has launched a $20 million fund to support startups from the Tulane University community, with an initial $4.4 million raised to promote Louisiana’s economic growth.

Chrystal Thevis, 42, was killed in a hit-and-run while walking on U.S. Highway 167 in St. Landry Parish. Police are seeking the second vehicle involved.

New Orleans schedules a mosquito control operation tonight to combat WNV-positive mosquitoes and health risks, involving trucks spraying adulticides in selected neighborhoods.

Louisiana is planning a meeting on August 19th to discuss the White Lake Wetlands Conservation Area's future management, focusing on environmental sustainability and wildlife preservation.

The DOTD announced a 24-hour closure of the US 90 and LA 14 intersection for pavement work, affecting traffic but allowing some right turns. Safety is emphasized.

The City Council overruled the mayor's veto on a Home Rule Charter amendment, advanced the Lafitte Greenway project, set special elections, and recognized local contributors.

Louisiana's five main ports collaborate to launch a joint marketing strategy aiming to boost international trade and economic growth, uniting efforts to increase global competitiveness with support from state officials.

Honduran national Abraham Ramirez-Cantor pleaded guilty to unlawfully re-entering the U.S. after deportation and was sentenced to time served by Judge Milazzo.